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Adding prefix to a name
For Japanese names, I know about adding -san to them. But once, I heard a person (who isn't Japanese) addressing a Japanese person as <name>nii. And the Japanese person seems happy? I know nii means 兄, brother. But I know they are not related? Since one is Japanese, and the other is not. So does adding 兄 means you can drop the -san at the end? Thanks.Or does this just means that they are close?
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たべるません
月予備わ、しごとのあと、一緒に仲間と私以降食べる。仲間を寿司食べたいです、私を食べたいご飯と食物。
My first time writing in Japanese, I'm sure there's a lot of grammar mistakes. Please do an English translation (if possible), together with Japanese. Thank you. ありがとうございます！
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Does including です and お makes sentences more polite? If so why?
Example: おひさしぶり, おひさしぶりです .
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