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PrecureHunter Dex-chan lover Joined Apr 20, 2018 Messages 874 Oct 23, 2024 #2 what was the "master" on China's greeting? aruji/mastah or something else?
Pandacron Group Leader Joined Mar 2, 2018 Messages 224 Oct 24, 2024 #3 PrecureHunter said: what was the "master" on China's greeting? aruji/mastah or something else? Click to expand... "Master" as in teacher. Boredom problem solved! Many others certainly raised.
PrecureHunter said: what was the "master" on China's greeting? aruji/mastah or something else? Click to expand... "Master" as in teacher. Boredom problem solved! Many others certainly raised.
PrecureHunter Dex-chan lover Joined Apr 20, 2018 Messages 874 Oct 24, 2024 #4 Pandacron said: "Master" as in teacher. Boredom problem solved! Many others certainly raised. Click to expand... i didnt clarify it, but i was asking more of what she said in japanese, like the literal words she used... unless it was "sensei kotone-sama"
Pandacron said: "Master" as in teacher. Boredom problem solved! Many others certainly raised. Click to expand... i didnt clarify it, but i was asking more of what she said in japanese, like the literal words she used... unless it was "sensei kotone-sama"
Pandacron Group Leader Joined Mar 2, 2018 Messages 224 Oct 25, 2024 #5 PrecureHunter said: i didnt clarify it, but i was asking more of what she said in japanese, like the literal words she used... unless it was "sensei kotone-sama" Click to expand... She called her ことねお師匠さま, (Kotone o-shishou-sama). Shishou is usually reserved for someone who is a master of an art or an instructor.
PrecureHunter said: i didnt clarify it, but i was asking more of what she said in japanese, like the literal words she used... unless it was "sensei kotone-sama" Click to expand... She called her ことねお師匠さま, (Kotone o-shishou-sama). Shishou is usually reserved for someone who is a master of an art or an instructor.
PrecureHunter Dex-chan lover Joined Apr 20, 2018 Messages 874 Oct 25, 2024 #6 Pandacron said: She called her ことねお師匠さま, (Kotone o-shishou-sama). Shishou is usually reserved for someone who is a master of an art or an instructor. Click to expand... i see, so it was in the aspect of someone being a master/teacher of an art/craft makes more sense than anything i though... like why would China call her master or sensei lmao english threw me off thanks for the clarification!
Pandacron said: She called her ことねお師匠さま, (Kotone o-shishou-sama). Shishou is usually reserved for someone who is a master of an art or an instructor. Click to expand... i see, so it was in the aspect of someone being a master/teacher of an art/craft makes more sense than anything i though... like why would China call her master or sensei lmao english threw me off thanks for the clarification!