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How to Say ‘Respect others’ in Japanese

相手を尊重する

aite o sonchou suru

[ah-ee-teh oh son-choh soo-roo]

Phrase Breakdown

相手

aite

[ah-ee-teh]

the other person

The person you are speaking with or dealing with.

Example

相手を尊重する姿勢が大切です。

An attitude of respecting the other person is important.

o

[oh]

object marker

A particle marking the direct object of the action.

Example

相手をよく理解したいです。

I want to understand the other person well.

尊重する

sonchou suru

to respect; to value

Means to treat someone or something with respect and importance.

Example

意見を尊重します。

I respect your opinion.

Words in this phrase

尊重

sonchou

[son-choh]

respect

Showing regard for another person’s thoughts or position.

Example

相手への尊重は信頼につながります。

Respect for the other person leads to trust.

する

suru

[soo-roo]

to do

Used with nouns to create verb expressions.

Example

約束を守る努力をする。

I make an effort to keep promises.

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