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 Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 7:21 pm
or adverbs or whatever describes a noun after the noun is said...wait is that even possible.
Well whatever, im just really confused about the -sama an the -chan i hear at the end of names in Japanese manga.
I used to think -sama was respecttalking to a boy and -chan was respectful talking to a girl, but then i heard 'Hinana-sama' in a naruto book.
Now i'm confused; anyone know the answer?
About how the -chan and the -sama at the end of a name works?
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 11:58 am
First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of?
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 5:24 pm
Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways?
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:03 pm
nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways?
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:12 pm
Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways?
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:40 pm
Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways? makes sense. where else have you performed (just curios, you dont have to answer if you dont want to)?
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Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2011 6:36 pm
Aloysia Bloodfur Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways? of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 4:59 pm
nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways? of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that.
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 5:02 pm
Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Jenivere-the-bard First of all, they're not adjectives, they're suffixes. You add them to the end of names to imply your relationship with them. For example:
-chan: dear, cute, close to me, friend
-kun: same as above.
-san: older than I, I respect you, but you're a friend, sort of.
-sama: I revere you, and give you much respect. Can be for a master or lord.
-sempai: One who has come before. You are older than I, and we aren't that close.
-sensei: teacher.
Hey guys, do I have any of these wrong? And are there any more that you guys know of? not as far as i know, i just looked it up after and found the -chan -kun and -sama. i had no idea about the others, thanks for posting them... hey how do you know abou them anyways? of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that. oh-okay. i never really thought of jen as a computer addict (like i am, yet i still manage to get nothing done)
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 5:06 pm
nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur Jenivere-the-bard Because I'm nomadic, silly. My family's performed in Japan plenty of times. of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that. oh-okay. i never really thought of jen as a computer addict (like i am, yet i still manage to get nothing done)
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Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 5:10 pm
Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur Jenivere-the-bard Because I'm nomadic, silly. My family's performed in Japan plenty of times. of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that. oh-okay. i never really thought of jen as a computer addict (like i am, yet i still manage to get nothing done) really? i always thought of Otaku as a person who was addicted to anime and has no social life; which of course is rude to anyone who talks to people through a computer
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Posted: Fri Nov 18, 2011 6:10 pm
nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that. oh-okay. i never really thought of jen as a computer addict (like i am, yet i still manage to get nothing done) really? i always thought of Otaku as a person who was addicted to anime and has no social life; which of course is rude to anyone who talks to people through a computer
That's the stereotype, anyway.
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 10:19 am
Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh Aloysia Bloodfur nujumkh of course the space girl who never bothers showing herself on earth would know that. oh-okay. i never really thought of jen as a computer addict (like i am, yet i still manage to get nothing done) really? i always thought of as a person who was addicted to anime and has no social life; which of course is rude to anyone who talks to people through a computer
That's the stereotype, anyway.oh lol. wel anyways japenese manga is one of my favorite book types smile i used to watch a lot of anime but i got bored of it (sort of)
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 12:34 pm
nujumkh i used to watch a lot of anime but i got bored of it (sort of)
What ones have you seen?
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 2:43 pm
Jenivere-the-bard nujumkh i used to watch a lot of anime but i got bored of it (sort of)
What ones have you seen?i watched one called sailor moon; didn't quite get to me. i watched this football one that was good; but i forgot the name sad it looked so cool... i watched avatar the last airbender smile finished the series i used to watch One peice, but i cant find it anymore sad I still watch both pokemon and naruto on occasions, but not a whole lot. And finally i watched shaman king, but then i couldn't find it like one peice. sad where do you go to watch anime? EDIT: animefuel.com oh how i love google.
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