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I'm looking for anyone who can speak Japanese; and someone who understands the Japanese culture :) I'm really interested~
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    Yes, they're different. 儿子 = Son However, 孩子 and 小孩 share the same meaning of "Children" or "Child".. For your "Are they all commonly used or not?" question, it varies for everyone~
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    May 19, 2014
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    From my understanding, "兄" is for elder brother and "弟" is for younger brother. So, basically "兄弟" is "brothers" (something more general), not an informal way of saying "弟弟". For example: 我们是兄弟 = We're brothers. 他是我的兄弟 = He's my brother. 他是我的弟弟 = He's my younger brother. Hope it's not confusing.. ><
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    May 19, 2014
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    Japanese name from a Chinese / English name? Is a Japanese name determined through Chinese characters or English name? Or how is a Japanese name determined? Like I understand that "诗" is "Uta" in Japanese. What if it's "诗余" ? Thank you in advance :)
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