what are the words used in Japanese after a girls name, and after a boys name?
I watch a lot of anime, and after a characters name, the person talking to them always adds different words to the end of it. For example, everyone calls this one character Kirito-kun, when his name is just Kirito. I know -kun is used for boys and -chan is used for girls, but are there any others? and if so, which gender do they represent?

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Chan and kun used for baby and saan used friends and same levels friend and use sama for respected people.

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just adding to whats been said above. you can also not use any of these ~
all my japanese friends and i just call each other by first names. 
but my closest friends i use this;
 his name is Yasu, but Kanako and i call him Yasuppii ~ just cause it sounds cute
and same for another guy friend Hiro = Hiroppi 
its not an official term but Japanese kids tend to make up nicknames too. 
just remember that most, if not all anime you watch is about kids ages 11-17 (even thought they look older haha ) so most of the speech rules won't fit in with the Japanese friends you make in real life.. unless of course you're in that age range. hope it helped ^_^

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I'm sorry, I made a mistake, I should put this URL for other question, again sorry for that.

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Hi, please take a look at this. http://www.italki.com/question/290384

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