Asking non-native English speakers.

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    49 minutes ago

    I am having trouble understanding your point here. While cool info I think you might’ve misunderstood the assignment?

    お疲れ様

    Thank you for the effort? You look tired, must’ve been a hard day?

    This is the best example you have in your comment.

    Keigo modifiers

    Every language has more and less polite/formal ways to ask about something. “Where do you live” is less polite/formal than “where do you reside”.

    Kansai dialect

    I am not sure if dialects are words or concepts that dont translate well. The examples you used are more idiomatic rather than unique.