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You shush sis (×♡×) lol
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Sibling abuse lol...
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What do I call you Dz-kun?
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Dz-kun
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Its like a form of respect when using people's name. (Usually around someone's of the same age range. When their older the respectful term to use would be sempai. Most people confuse sem'pai with sen'pai. These are 2 different things dw lol)
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Kun is like is a honorific in Japan, usually Kun is for boys around your age or in your friend group. Like sempai (not senpai, that's love) sempai is for someone older than me