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Vol. 2 Chapter 6: Group selection. — Part 2
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 6: Group selection. — Part 1
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 5: Cold. — Part 2
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 5: Cold. — Part 1
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 4: Blue skies and the aquarium. — Part 3
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 4: Blue skies and the aquarium. — Part 2
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 4: Blue skies and the aquarium. — Part 1
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 3: Remembrance.
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 2: Love advice.
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]
Vol. 2 Chapter 1: Call.
Translated and Edited by: ynlucca. Common Honorifics:-san: A polite suffix, but not excessively formal.-kun: A common suffix among friends and younger people.-chan: A common suffix among people you’re close with, mostly used for feminine nicknames and girls, since it’s cutesy and childlike.-senpai: A common suffix and noun used to address or refer to one’s older […]