The Kadaj Family: the sequel ^-^

Ah, I never did like that ability to change your username at a certain point. Most of them I list are adjectives. I've got a source at home that sometimes help like it will never say 'pinku' which is buture, or whatever it is. I learned one thing: Never listen to We Wish You Merry Christmas in Japanese! :bored:
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Actually, Aerith, if you wrote it. This is how it will be Daan-san wa tomodachi desu. I'm trying to memorized Katakana before school year begins. (Don't ask)

 

Actually, I've used to Aerith-sensei. Or sensei. (your pick)

 

I think I'll take your advice on that one.

Koneko, Blivvy, Kitty, whatever you want, I'm cool with it. ^^

 

Ya know, Val been calling me Aerith-senpai. Like I'm a upperclassman to her.

 

Ok.....I'll go between the two....cause theyt are both cool names.

WEll you are older than her....

 

Kaaaaaaaay!

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How old is she? I'm fourteen year old, she's twelve?

 

Wait...I'm confused. Who's twelve?

 

AnimeGirl104, Val. She's been calling me senpai(upperclassman), so I was wondering how old she was, since I'm older than her.

 

Sempai/Senpai is used like when you are three years apart. Might as well call you "sensei-sama" lol. Remember Sorafan used to call me imoto-chan? (Little Sister) It sounds really wrong since I'm older than her.

 

Is it wrong for you to call me sensei? You're older than me, aren't you? I'm fourteen.

 

Eh, the Japanese honor system confuses me. T.T

 

Yes, I'm older than you. But in this case, writing is your specialty. Why else would you call yourself "writing child"? So it is not wrong to call you sensei.

 

Yeah....she's twelve.

 

Yeah, you're right, Dawn-chan!

 

I don't get it either but some mangas explain like Rurouni Kenshin and Tsubasa. We're doing the simple honorifics.

 

She's right. When you read manga, you see a lot of it in it.

 

I'm confused....O.o

 

-chan means little or dear; -san is like Mr. Mrs. Ms; -sama is like a lord or lady; -dono is a higher honorific than -sama; -kun is for boys or childhood friend????????? Now I'm confuse.

 

Yeah, I think I understand those to an extent. -san is almost always tagged to the end of "Allen" when Lenalee speaks, and he's a very close friend of hers who is a good deal younger...so I'm guessing it's the young boy/friend deal.

-san. (Nu duh.)

-chan (I really dunno, but it seems like one of those hyper girl things.)

Other than that....*cricket*