okurimasu

Okurimasu is a Japanese verb that translates to "to send" or "to give" (when the recipient is of higher status). It is a humble form of the verb "ageru" (to give) and is used in situations where the speaker is showing respect to the recipient. The verb conjugate okurimasu is the polite, non-past form. For example, a person might say "tegami o okurimasu" which means "I will send a letter." The nuance of "okurimasu" lies in its politeness and the implied respect for the person receiving the item or action. It is commonly used in formal settings and when addressing elders or superiors. Understanding the appropriate usage of "okurimasu" is important for polite communication in Japanese. It can also be used in contexts of sending something not physically tangible, such as sending one's thoughts or regards.