Japanese Terms of Endearment?

[AnimeBaby112]

Originally Posted by MMM

Sorry, I can't help you with "kinda". I would have to know in concrete terms to be able to give you a term.

A younger female friend could be called by her name and then add "~chan" to the end. Often the name is shortened to the first or first two syllables and then add "~chan".

Michi -> Mi-chan

Sachiko -> Sa-chan

Ooh! Thanks! Oh and the boys (this is obviously for a story) are boyfriends.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by AnimeBaby112

Ooh! Thanks! Oh and the boys (this is obviously for a story) are boyfriends.

If you are getting into a yaoi type story there are all kinds of politics about what terms are used for addressing each other, as the terms they use will define their relationship for the readers.

If one uses ~san and the other ~chan the reader will see the first one is the submissive one and the second one is the dominant one...

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sorry, I can't be more help.

[AnimeBaby112]

Originally Posted by MMM

If you are getting into a yaoi type story there are all kinds of politics about what terms are used for addressing each other, as the terms they use will define their relationship for the readers.

If one uses ~san and the other ~chan the reader will see the first one is the submissive one and the second one is the dominant one...

Aestheticism | Reference | Fanterms

sorry, I can't be more help.

Oh, no that was a lot of help! Thanks!!! But...it isn't exactly yaoi.....

[Nagoyankee]

Originally Posted by Yuusuke

first off, thats three diamonds.

LMAO

No, it isn't. That's exactly thow the company's name is written.