し
Meanings
Suffix
Honorific
1. Mr; Mrs; Ms; Miss
Noun
Suffix
2. clan
Pronoun
Honorific
3. he; him
Counter
Honorific
4. counter for people
Alt. forms
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (26 in total)
Fahrenheit
Celsius; centigrade
boyfriend; he; him
Examples (88 in total)
Mr Tanaka is a doctor, isn't he?
Mr. Suzuki is a great scientist.
Mr. Yoshida never breaks his promise.
He knows Mr. Davidson well.
Mr. Soarez has been my close friend for years.
Mr. Yamada lives in the suburbs of Tokyo.
Mr Tanaka appears very rich.
Mr Tanaka, if anything, is an honest man.
Mr. White is a rational man.
We would appreciate it if you would contact Mr. Hirose.
Mr Brown belongs to the upper class.
Mr. Hawk is a kind gentleman.
Mr. White has gone to Canada.
Is Mr. Schmidt at home now?
Mr. White is a liberal politician.
Mr Smith is accused of breach of contract.
Mr Turner bade farewell to his colleagues.
Mr Smith is an eminent violinist.
Mr Brown teaches at Harvard.
Hello, is Mr Freeman in?
Mr George Bush is the forty-first president of the United States.
Mr. Bell is due to make a speech tonight.
Mr Green keeps a little dog.
Mr Smith is vulnerable to this kind of criticism.
You should keep in touch with Mr. Smith.
Mr Smith proposed marriage to Jane.
Mr. Long and Mr. Smith spoke to each other.
Mr. Brown made his son learn Chinese.
They elected Mr Tanaka captain of the team.
Mr Koizumi succeeded Mr Mori as prime minister.
I ran into Mr. Lynch on the bus.
The study which Mr Smith specializes in is economics.
Is Mr. Fujiwara at home now?
Mr. Ford owns this land.
I saw Mr. Yamada at Shinjuku Station this morning.
A farewell party was held for Mr. Jones.
Mr Young has no less than six cars.
Mr. Thompson has been very busy today.
Mr. Kennedy pointed out our mistakes.
It happened that I met Mr Uno on the street.
Mr. Newman often comes to Japan.
How do you happen to know Mr Slater?
I heard that Mr. Inoue has stayed at that hotel.
Mr Smith was announced as the succeeding chairman.
Mr Tani is not so much a scholar as a journalist.
That university was founded by Mr. Smith.
Mr. Brown always carries a book with him.
Mr Wood has his secretary type his letters.
Mr Johnson's house is next to my house.
Mr. Smith sued them for damages.
The government appointed Mr Brown ambassador to Peru.
She voted for Mr Nishioka irrespective of party lines.
Mr Johnson is self-employed and is in the business of repairing furniture.
Mr Brown is jealous of his colleague's success.
Mr Suzuki, who is a former Prime Minister, will be chairman of the committee.
We heard about your company from Mr Morris of Digital Com Company.
The American people elected Mr. Clinton President.
The engagement of Mr Rogers and Miss Smith was announced yesterday.
Mr. Adams was foolish to agree to the proposal.
Mr Kennedy was inaugurated as the President of the United States.
Mr Masuzoe always has lots of books with him.
Judging from those facts, Mr Mori must be a wealthy person.
Mr. Suzuki persuaded his son to give up his plan to study abroad.
Mr. Sato asked me many questions about the election.
Correct the mistake and return the file to Mr Luxemburg.
Mr. White and I aren't friends. We're just acquaintances.
We made Mr Grey chairman of the committee.
Mr. Thomas had no objection to Mr. White being elected chairman.
There is Mr James who they say is the richest man in the village.
Mr. Ichiro Fukuoka, a close friend of mine, would like to meet you.
Mr Sato ran a supermarket in his hometown before he came to Tokyo.
I worked with Mr. Spencer for a year in New York.
Mr Brown left for England on May 15.
Mr Frost is eligible for the post.
That novel wasn't written by Mr. Robinson.
Mr Philips, along with some friends and neighbors, is planning a celebration.
Mr. White was the manager of a hotel in Springfield.
Mr Brown contracted with the builder for a new house.
Mr. Mailer is scheduled to stay here until tomorrow.
The doctor told Mr Smith to give up smoking if he wanted to live long.
It was Mr. Smith that taught me how to use that machine.
The man who you saw there yesterday was Mr Brown.
The orchestra members respected Mr Smith as a conductor.
When Mr Hilton wanted to sell his house, he advertised it in the newspaper.
Mr. Koop isn't the kind of person who would ever take a bribe.
Mr. Brown, a friend from Oregon, will visit us tomorrow.
We plan to have a welcoming party for Mr. Clark who came to Japan the other day.
Mrs. Barrett will become the fifth female Supreme Court justice.