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6/20/2016 12:45:48 AM
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Did a hard raid recently. Best raid I've ever done. Everybody gave each other Japanese honorifics. Everybody was either a kun, chan, sama, or senpai.
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Weeb trash. [spoiler]jk I luv u[/spoiler]
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[spoiler]it's k. luv u 2.[/spoiler]
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No idea what that is
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Edited by Zeldasavvy64: 6/20/2016 12:50:52 AMIn Japan, it's polite to use honorifics to describe your relationship to another person. Kun refers to a close person or partner. I think chan refers to a friend. Senpai refers to a lover I think. Not 100% sure about all of them. Anyone can correct me if I'm wrong. It's used a lot in anime, and the group was completely composed of weeaboos.
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Ew anime sorry
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It's fine. Some love it. Some hate it.
