(そだ)ちが()

そだちがよい
expression
well-bred; well-raised; from a good family
personalitysociety
1. well-bred; well-raised; from a good upbringing
Describes someone whose manners, behavior, and character reflect a good upbringing and family background. Implies refinement, politeness, and good values instilled during childhood.
彼女(かのじょ)(そだ)ちが()い。
She is well-bred.
言葉遣(ことばづか)丁寧(ていねい)で、(そだ)()うかがえる
Their polite way of speaking suggests they were well-raised.
People who are well-raised naturally show refinement in their table manners and how they treat others.

Usage

The opposite expression is (そだ)(わる) (poorly raised). This expression is commonly used when commenting on someone's manners or background, but should be used carefully as it can sound judgmental. The い-adjective form ()い is more common in speech than ().

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