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What is the difference between "Watashi no namae wa... desu" and "... to moushimasu" ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
"Watashi no namae wa... desu" means "My name is ..." .
This is not really a common expression we use.
We usually say "Watashi wa ... desu" or "... desu".
This means "I am ..." .
"... to iimasu" is used in formal situations.
"... to moushimasu" would be a polite way of saying it.
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moushimasu is more polite and suits with business situations.
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"Watashi no namae wa... desu" means "My name is ..." .
This is not really a common expression we use.
We usually say "Watashi wa ... desu" or "... desu".
This means "I am ..." .
"... to iimasu" is used in formal situations.
"... to moushimasu" would be a polite way of saying it.
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