Is that so? I admit I've grown up around a lot of Japanese-Americans, but I've never actually heard them speak Japanese so I had no idea how the spoken language rules are. A bit of an oversight on my part, since the population's so high in California.
Regardless, this is fascinating. In English, we only really use honorifics with people in high positions of power, or if we're servicing someone, like as a waiter. You probably know that already, though, I'd imagine.
Would you prefer I use something for you? I was just going to call you Ken, but I don't want to be impolite.
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Regardless, this is fascinating. In English, we only really use honorifics with people in high positions of power, or if we're servicing someone, like as a waiter. You probably know that already, though, I'd imagine.
Would you prefer I use something for you? I was just going to call you Ken, but I don't want to be impolite.