iamairldoll

Bc i write stuff that is canobically located in Japan, i try to use the right honorifics andstay in character.
          	Like using the surname and using -san (or with Hiyoko using -chan, cuz in the japanese version she calls everybody like that. I know is usually for females, but according to what she says, is fine when refering 2 guy)
          	
          	But rn i was wonderin how to use em better so quick thing
          	
          	San=Most common, gender neutral, for ppl u dont really know
          	Chan=For young women to old ladies that u know or r related 2
          	Kun=same as chan byt 4 gyts AND It’s usually used by people seen as superior, since this honorific is mostly used when one person of higher status is talking to a younger person
          	Sama=most formal one, 4 ppl that r higher status than u
          	
          	Here the website i ripped this of 
          	https://gogonihon.com/en/blog/sama-san-kun-chan-the-many-japanese-honorifics/

iamairldoll

Bc i write stuff that is canobically located in Japan, i try to use the right honorifics andstay in character.
          Like using the surname and using -san (or with Hiyoko using -chan, cuz in the japanese version she calls everybody like that. I know is usually for females, but according to what she says, is fine when refering 2 guy)
          
          But rn i was wonderin how to use em better so quick thing
          
          San=Most common, gender neutral, for ppl u dont really know
          Chan=For young women to old ladies that u know or r related 2
          Kun=same as chan byt 4 gyts AND It’s usually used by people seen as superior, since this honorific is mostly used when one person of higher status is talking to a younger person
          Sama=most formal one, 4 ppl that r higher status than u
          
          Here the website i ripped this of 
          https://gogonihon.com/en/blog/sama-san-kun-chan-the-many-japanese-honorifics/