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DaoistnOc66Z29dReplied to Kaitelinit's an expression whose meaning is: before I could utter a word.
But before I could say jack, the werewolf jumped on me and was eager to attack me.- DaoistnOc66Z5mthReplied to DaoistnOc66Z
on second thought, in this sentence I think aniki does work better; since going by experience in the industry, Akira is actually the senior. So him using senpai strikes me as wrong.
Akira shyly smiled. "Thanks, brother." - DaoistnOc66Z5mthReplied to LackyAs
From my experience watching anime, senpai would be more appropriate in Japanese though that translates to senior. I don't know what the equivalent is in Korean in settings like these although I used to watch k-dramas too. However I do know that males use hyung for older brother while oppa is used by females although both mean the same.
Akira shyly smiled. "Thanks, brother." - DaoistnOc66Z6mthReplied to Effrafax_Refracto
clearly haven't been exposed to enough Asian media 😉.
"You'll know when I get there, brother," he smiled. "I'll make sure that you'll definitely know." - DaoistnOc66Z6mthReplied to IT_Tl
It's not just chinese cultivation novels which use (martial) brother.I used to read manhwa (Korean comics) and use of the term brother (hyung) in gangs is part of gang culture.
"You'll know when I get there, brother," he smiled. "I'll make sure that you'll definitely know." - DaoistnOc66Z7mthReplied to SandKastle
I figured it was derived from naver. I forgot a bellybutton is called a navel 😅. thanks for reminding me.
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