“Hospitable” in Japanese
Short answer
Hospitable in Japanese is “丁重” (teichou). Full meaning: polite, courteous, hospitable.
Other ways to say “Hospitable” in Japanese
手厚い
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
懇ろ
nengoro kind, courteous, hospitable, warmly respectful; intimate
厚い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
手あつい
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
てあつい
teatsui warm (treatment, reception, etc.), kind, cordial, hospitable, courteous, respectful
篤い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
敦い
atsui thick, deep, heavy; kind, cordial, hospitable, warm, faithful; serious (of an illness)
鄭重
teichou polite, courteous, hospitable
てい重
teichou polite, courteous, hospitable
ていちょう
teichou polite, courteous, hospitable
丁チョウ
teichou polite, courteous, hospitable
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