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Non-violent communication

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Vocabulário

  • 対話dialogue
  • 傾聴active listening
  • 尊重respect
  • 要求demand / request
  • 観察observation
  • 判断judgment
  • 欲求need / desire
  • 妥協compromise
  • 誤解misunderstanding
  • 和解reconciliation
  • 主張assertion / claim
  • 受容acceptance

Making Requests and Expressing Feelings

Non-violent communication in Japanese relies on specific grammar patterns that soften requests and center the speaker's feelings rather than blaming others.

てほしい expresses wanting someone to do something: もっと話を聞いてほしい (I want you to listen to me more). It is direct but personal, focusing on your own desire.

ていただけませんか is a very polite request form: 少し時間をいただけませんか (Could you give me a little time?). This humble form shows great respect and is ideal for sensitive conversations.

ようにお願いする is used for formal or indirect requests: 静かにするようにお願いします (I would like to ask you to be quiet). It softens the request by framing it as a wish.

という気持ち allows you to name and own your feelings: 寂しいという気持ちを伝えたい (I want to express the feeling of loneliness). This pattern is central to NVC — it separates observation from emotion.

Using these patterns together enables compassionate, non-judgmental communication in Japanese.

Expressões

  • 気持ちを伝えるTo convey your feelings
  • 相手の立場に立つTo put yourself in someone's shoes
  • 批判せずに聞くTo listen without judging
  • お互いを理解し合うTo understand each other mutually
  • 歩み寄るTo meet someone halfway
  • 素直な気持ちを伝えるTo express honest feelings

Erros frequentes

  • 聞いてほしいです
    聞いてほしい

    てほしい does not take です in casual emotional expression

  • 時間をいただけませんですか
    時間をいただけませんか

    ませんか already includes politeness; adding です is incorrect

  • 静かにするお願いします
    静かにするようにお願いします

    ように is needed to connect the verb to お願いする

  • 寂しいの気持ち
    寂しいという気持ち

    Use という to connect an adjective to 気持ち, not の

  • 聞いていただきませんか
    聞いていただけませんか

    The potential form いただける is needed, not いただく

Quiz rápido

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Como se diz «assertion / claim» em japonês?

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