謝しゃ礼れい

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謝礼する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	謝しゃ礼れいする	謝しゃ礼れいしない
Polite	謝しゃ礼れいします	謝しゃ礼れいしません
Past polite	謝しゃ礼れいしました	謝しゃ礼れいしませんでした
Past	謝しゃ礼れいした	謝しゃ礼れいしなかった
Te-form	謝しゃ礼れいして	謝しゃ礼れいしないで
Desire	謝しゃ礼れいしたい	謝しゃ礼れいしたくない
Potential	謝しゃ礼れいできる	謝しゃ礼れいできない
Passive	謝しゃ礼れいされる	謝しゃ礼れいされない
Causative	謝しゃ礼れいさせる	謝しゃ礼れいさせない
Causative passive	謝しゃ礼れいさせられる	謝しゃ礼れいさせられない
Volitional	謝しゃ礼れいしよう
Polite volitional	謝しゃ礼れいしましょう
Imperative	謝しゃ礼れいしろ	謝しゃ礼れいするな
Conditional	謝しゃ礼れいすれば	謝しゃ礼れいしなければ
Tara conditional	謝しゃ礼れいしたら	謝しゃ礼れいしなかったら

Meanings

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', intransitive verb

reward; honorarium; remuneration

A monetary or material token of gratitude for a service, favor, or speech. Often used for payments to lecturers, doctors, or helpers where the amount is not a formal fee but an expression of thanks.

Related words· 9

報ほう酬しゅうN1

報酬 is a broad term for pay or compensation for work, often contractual, while 謝礼 is a voluntary token of thanks for a favor or service.

お礼れいN4

お礼 is a general word for an expression of thanks that can be verbal or a small gift, while 謝礼 specifically implies a concrete monetary or material reward.

謝しゃ金きん

謝金 is a more bureaucratic term for the same kind of thank-you payment, often used for honoraria paid to lecturers or researchers, while 謝礼 is the more everyday word.

礼れいN3

謝礼 is a formal monetary token of thanks for a service, while plain 礼 in this sense is a shorter, sometimes terser way to refer to the same reward.

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礼れい金きんN1
謝礼 is the general term for a reward or fee for a service, while 礼金 more narrowly refers to a monetary gift of thanks or, in rental contexts, key money.
返かえし
謝礼 is a formal token of thanks (often money) given for a favor, whereas 返し is a broader term that can be any kind of gift given in return.
コミッション
謝礼 is a token payment or honorarium given as thanks for a service, whereas コミッション specifically implies a calculated fee or percentage tied to a sale or commissioned work.

Don't confuse with

礼れい金きんN1

礼金 refers specifically to key money paid to a landlord when renting a place, whereas 謝礼 is a general thank-you payment for a favor or service.

謝しゃ辞じ

謝辞 is a speech or words of thanks, while 謝礼 is a monetary or material reward given as thanks, not the words themselves.

謝しゃ罪ざいN1

謝罪 means an apology, but 謝礼 (which shares the kanji 謝) means a monetary gift of thanks, not an apology.

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