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-san or -kun?
Hi!
What's the difference between -san and -kun? Thanx Jonas |
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Re: -san or -kun?
Just a quick summary. -san is the all-purpose polite name suffix. Most times you can't go wrong with it unless you stick it on your own name. -kun used for a) Someone at the workplace (or similar) who is usually younger/has less senior position to you. b) For young men. -kun can be used with women if they fit category 'a'. |
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