October 13, 201411 yr Soo... Sora is Kairi's bro and she's banging him? That's the logic of these fan comics.
October 13, 201411 yr Okay I know this is in Random but I have to ask. Why would Kairi call Sora "Nii-San" (big brother) when they're the same age?
October 13, 201411 yr Okay I know this is in Random but I have to ask. Why would Kairi call Sora "Nii-San" (big brother) when they're the same age?Forbidden love is a fetish in some
October 13, 201411 yr Forbidden love is a fetish in some True but that doesn't really have any bearing on what I was asking. "Nii-san" means "Big Brother" and is also often used as a term of endearment toword an older male that you're extremely close with, regardless of blood ties. Sora and Kairi are the same age meaning even if they where blood related, he wouldn't be her big brother, they'd be twins. Even if Sora was born first it's only be by a few seconds. Edited October 13, 201411 yr by Isamu_Kuno
October 13, 201411 yr Author True but that doesn't really have any bearing on what I was asking. "Nii-san" means "Big Brother" and is also often used as a term of endearment toword an older male that you're extremely close with, regardless of blood ties. Sora and Kairi are the same age meaning even if they where blood related, he wouldn't be her big brother, they'd be twins. Even if Sora was born first it's only be by a few seconds. In Japanese, whoever was born first is the elder. That's what my Japanese teacher(who is Japanese herself) taught me. There is no term for brothers and sisters of the same age. No, really, this is all there is: Big Brother Ani (mine-), Oniisan, Oniisama, Oniichan, Niisan, Niichan, Aniki, etc Big Sister Ane (mine-), Oneesan, Oneesama, Oneechan, Neesan, Neechan, Aneki, etc. Little Brother Otouto (never used with "chan" or "kun", except purpose to look him down), "Otouto-san" is used when talking about other person's brother. Little Sister Imouto (never used with "chan" or "kun", except purpose to look her down), "Imouto-san" is used when talk about other person's sister. Also, doujinshi logic. Lol WHY CANT I ZOOM IN ON THAT IMAGE!?!?! I WANT TO SEE MORE OF THAT *squeals* LOL: Edited October 13, 201411 yr by KittensOnFire
October 13, 201411 yr In Japanese, whoever was born first is the elder. That's what my Japanese teacher(who is Japanese herself) taught me. There is no term for brothers and sisters of the same age. No, really, this is all there is: Big Brother Ani (mine-), Oniisan, Oniisama, Oniichan, Niisan, Niichan, Aniki, etc Big Sister Ane (mine-), Oneesan, Oneesama, Oneechan, Neesan, Neechan, Aneki, etc. Little Brother Otouto (never used with "chan" or "kun", except purpose to look him down), "Otouto-san" is used when talking about other person's brother. Little Sister Imouto (never used with "chan" or "kun", except purpose to look her down), "Imouto-san" is used when talk about other person's sister. Also, doujinshi logic. Lol LOL: At this rate I'll die of blood loss Source pls? 8D
Edited by KittensOnFire