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shirou kotomine. (
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2019-05-25 02:46 am (UTC)
Re: sekhmet
Ah -
It's habit for me, but - culturally speaking, these are used to denote respect of various degrees to the person. "-chan" is used for children, girls in particular, and "-san" is used in general as a form of respect.
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Re: sekhmet
It's habit for me, but - culturally speaking, these are used to denote respect of various degrees to the person. "-chan" is used for children, girls in particular, and "-san" is used in general as a form of respect.