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What's the difference between.. おねさん おねうえ? (I'm not sure if this is the actual spelling) おねゃん i dont know if any of these are spelled correctly, but I've heard all of them.
5 mai 2016 00:31
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Simply put さん is a respectful way of talking. ちゃん is more casual and shows affection or intimacy. あねうえ is not being used anymore. That's the way people used to talk in the past. Hope it helps.
5 mai 2016
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If one calls his or her sister or a certain woman older than him or her お姉ちゃん(おねえちゃん) rather than お姉さん(おねえさん), then it means their relationship is closer. ちゃん is like the nickname. 姉上(あねうえ) is a respectful form of address and is usually used in ancient times.
5 mai 2016
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