
die Manier
manner
The characteristic way in which a person does something or behaves.
Seine arrogante Manier, mit anderen zu sprechen, machte ihn unbeliebt.
His arrogant manner of speaking to others made him unpopular.
manner / manners
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manner
The characteristic way in which a person does something or behaves.
Seine arrogante Manier, mit anderen zu sprechen, machte ihn unbeliebt.
His arrogant manner of speaking to others made him unpopular.

manners
In the plural (Manieren): rules of good behavior and politeness in social interaction.
Er hat wirklich gute Manieren und hält älteren Menschen immer die Tür auf.
He really has good manners and always holds the door open for older people.

style / manner
In art or literature, the personal, recognizable style of an artist, school, or era.
Das Porträt ist in der Manier des späten 19. Jahrhunderts gemalt.
The portrait is painted in the manner of the late 19th century.
Pay attention to the difference between singular and plural, because the meaning changes significantly. 'Die Manier' (singular) describes a specific way or manner, while 'die Manieren' (plural) refers to good or bad manners.
Seine Manier, den Kopf schief zu halten, war sehr charakteristisch.
His manner of holding his head at an angle was very characteristic.
In the singular, 'Manier' (manner) often describes a way of doing something that is perceived as particular, peculiar, or even slightly negative. It is not as neutral as 'Art' (way/type) or 'Weise' (way/manner).
Ich mag seine belehrende Manier überhaupt nicht.
I really don't like his lecturing manner at all.
When referring to good behavior, the word is almost always used in the plural. Typical phrases are 'gute/schlechte Manieren haben' (to have good/bad manners) or 'jemandem Manieren beibringen' (to teach someone manners).
Er hat wirklich schlechte Manieren, er unterbricht die Leute ständig.
He really has bad manners; he constantly interrupts people.
In the context of art or literature, 'Manier' (style/manner) is used with the preposition 'in' to describe a style. The structure is often 'in der Manier von' (in the manner of), followed by a name or an era.
Das Gebäude wurde in der Manier des Barock errichtet.
The building was constructed in the manner of the Baroque.
kind / way
Art and Manier can describe how someone speaks, acts, or behaves. Art is neutral and broadly usable. Manier tends to emphasize a characteristic, recurring trait and can sound critical or derogatory.

Seine belehrende Manier, mit neuen Kollegen zu sprechen, wirkt unangenehm.
His patronizing manner of speaking to new colleagues comes across as unpleasant.
Seine freundliche Art, mit neuen Kollegen zu sprechen, schafft Vertrauen.
His friendly way of speaking to new colleagues creates trust.