Now don't let go, you two.YeesLike this, Hayahide looks like a "onee-chan"!
"Onee-chan" means "big sister", I'll mantain it in japanese for this comic's purposes.It's not "like", I actually am a onee-chanI wanna go home...How nice!I also want to call Hayahide "onee-chan"...You can'tYou surprised me!
But why can't I?"Aneki" may only be called "aneki" by me.
"Aneki" also means "older sister", but seems to be used in a more informal way.
Is also used to refer to a gang boss.Then i'ts fine!
I don't wanna call her "aneki", I want to call her "onee-chan"!You can't call her "onee-chan", eitherThen "onee-sama"!
"Onee-sama" uses the "sama" suffix, being even more on respectful than "onee-chan".You also can't call her "onee-sama"You seem a little happyOh, well
Like this, Hayahide looks like a "onee-chan"!
"Onee-chan" means "big sister", I'll mantain it in japanese for this comic's purposes.
It's not "like", I actually am a onee-chan
I wanna go home...
How nice!
I also want to call Hayahide "onee-chan"...
You can't
You surprised me!
But why can't I?
"Aneki" may only be called "aneki" by me.
"Aneki" also means "older sister", but seems to be used in a more informal way.
Is also used to refer to a gang boss.
Then i'ts fine!
I don't wanna call her "aneki", I want to call her "onee-chan"!
You can't call her "onee-chan", either
Then "onee-sama"!
"Onee-sama" uses the "sama" suffix, being even more on respectful than "onee-chan".
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