Suffixes on names in Japanese are honorifics. You only use the name alone when you're VERY close to someone. "-chan" is an endearment for kids or close relationships meant to be cute. "-kun" is a less-cute one for older boys. "-san" is basically "mister," and how you would refer to 90+% of people - you're not close to them, and they're not all that special. "-sama" is what you would call an authority figure, like the president of your company. Next step up is "-dono," which is hardly ever used, because you don't often meet someone that important these days. I'd have to watch the Japanese version to check, but I think King Kai was "Kai-dono."
Thank you for clarifying this! I’ve always been curious about all the meanings but never really looked into it. I know I could have googled it but this way lets me know who’s watching and it’s more exciting! 😂😂😂 Thanks, I appreciate it!
-kun is used for young boys and girls too -dono is not really above -sama, it just has different connotations King Kai is called Kaiou-sama in Japanese
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The fighting is so much more enjoyable in this series than in DBZ. They're actually animating the movements instead of just blurring.
It’s pretty good so far, I m excited to see more and I hope they keep it this exciting!
Suffixes on names in Japanese are honorifics. You only use the name alone when you're VERY close to someone. "-chan" is an endearment for kids or close relationships meant to be cute. "-kun" is a less-cute one for older boys. "-san" is basically "mister," and how you would refer to 90+% of people - you're not close to them, and they're not all that special. "-sama" is what you would call an authority figure, like the president of your company. Next step up is "-dono," which is hardly ever used, because you don't often meet someone that important these days. I'd have to watch the Japanese version to check, but I think King Kai was "Kai-dono."
Thank you for clarifying this! I’ve always been curious about all the meanings but never really looked into it. I know I could have googled it but this way lets me know who’s watching and it’s more exciting! 😂😂😂 Thanks, I appreciate it!
-kun is used for young boys and girls too
-dono is not really above -sama, it just has different connotations
King Kai is called Kaiou-sama in Japanese
@kaialone Thank you for clarifying that! Appreciate the comment!