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A Japanese suffix added to a name (preferably to a male's name). It is used for friends, and possibly the men that you fancy. Sasuke-kun; Itachi-kun.
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a suffix attached to the surname of younger men or the same age as the speaker.
it isn't used between women or addressing superiors however a man can address a inferior woman by ~kun (in schools or companies) it is less polie than ~san. (35)Takenouchi: doomo Daigo~kun
(25)Daigo: doo itashimashite Takenouchi~san |
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A suffix attached to names in Japanese.
Using it shows an informal relationship between speaker and listener. Used with person's first name Ohio Vash-kun!
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Sergio Aguero.
'Kun Aguero, Atletico's prize asset'
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term or name referring to a stylish asian you look like kun today
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Kun means just kidding. A very common term used amongst teens. Bob: I love you :)
Jane: Really? Bob: KUN I was just kunning you. She kunned me real good. |
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my friend(Japan) Tasha-kun=my friend Tasha
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