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What's your fav translation joke?
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>>85566156
Oni-chan is meant to be endearing because of the -chan honourific. As Big Brother in this context is a bad thing they'd use something else or no honourifics at all
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>>85566269
>As Big Brother in this context is a bad thing
In the context of the story, it is not.
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>>85566156
What is the answer to pic rel tho lol?
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>>85566284
Onii-domo
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>>85566284
biggu buraza
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>>85566156
Yeah, onii-chan sounds cutesy and childish I think, like a little girl saying "big bwava" or something. Is there a cutesy way of saying "brother" in english? Like with mom you have mommy, with dad you have daddy, but with brother?
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>>85566284
I thought you called older brothers "Aniki"
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>>85566284
Onii-desuwa~
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>>85566412
>Onii-domo
elder male sibling much/very
I think you meant Onii-dono, but 'very/much Big Brother' kind if does work in context of the panopticonic surveillance state
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>>85566451
This anon isn't joking btw, this is actually it
Japan is not a serious country



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