in the Japanese language, when is it required to use the "honorific" and "humble" form of verbs?
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honorific describes the action of the other party , and humble desceibes the action of youeself.
for example: いう(iu) which honorific is おっしゃいます(ossyaimasu),and humble is 申します(moushimasu).
社長は田中とおっしゃいます。the president 's name is tanaka.
私は佐藤と申します。my name is satou.
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