Endearments like those also indicate closeness between the two people that are involved in the conversation, or the speaker referencing the secondary person who is not in the same room as the speaker. Another is one person's opinion of the other. Example: in "Showdown! Lori vs Chromia" in...

Japanese or asians youngsters tend to call older ladies which are not related to them Obaasan which literally means aunt, but this is not common in english speaking culture so you can keep the Obaasan "Oba-san" means "aunt. "Obaa-san" means "grandmother". Well, ca...

wow, and here i thought no one would actually take that comment seriously, guess i was wrong. thanks for the laughs, guys.

so... am i the only one that cant read sagark's subtitles? its friggin moon script... i mean, other than "henshin" and "wake up" i cant really make out any words... so uh, if its not just mumbling, a script that people can read would be damn nice... whoever thought of using that ...

Silent_X wrote:You know that bank robber wasn't wearing a shirt with buttons.

If Nago got a hold of him, I'm sure that he'd rip the button from he's pants or something... that man is psycho when it comes to his buttons.

This was the only thing I was able to think of during this scene.