行く (iku) - (N5 - N4) - While both いらっしゃる (irassharu) and 行く (iku) mean 'to go', いらっしゃる is a more respectful and honorific form used to refer to the movement of someone of higher status or when showing respect.
来る (kuru) - (N5 - N4) - いらっしゃる (irassharu) and 来る (kuru) can both be translated as 'to come'. However, いらっしゃる is a humble and polite form used to show respect towards someone of higher status or someone you want to honor, while 来る (kuru) is a regular verb for 'to come'.
行っていらっしゃい (itte irasshai) - (N4) - 行っていらっしゃい (itte irasshai) is a polite farewell phrase used to bid someone to go and come back respectfully. It combines the te-form of the verbs 行く (iku) and いらっしゃる (irassharu) together.
伺う (ukagau) - (N4) - 伺う (ukagau) is another verb used to express respect and politeness when referring to someone's movement. It is often used when visiting someone or asking for their presence.
Useful Vocabulary that appeared in this page
* 先生 (せんせい)teacher
* お昼ご飯 (おひるごはん)lunch
* お客様 (おきゃくさま)guest
* どちら (どちら)where
* 私 (わたし)I
* お母さん (おかあさん)mother
* 今 (いま)now
* アメリカ (あめりか)America
* お祖父さん (おじいさん)grandfather
* 毎朝 (まいあさ)every morning
* 公園 (こうえん)park
* 散歩 (さんぽ)walk
Quiz
Which of the following means 'Where will you be going?'
