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 ==Quick Guide==
-&lt;Last&gt;-Sama - Very formal way to address someone you have great respect for or is of a high rank or social standing.
+<Last>-Sama - Very formal way to address someone you have great respect for or is of a high rank or social standing.
-&lt;Last&gt;-Dono - Very formal way to address someone.  Similar to Sama except old fashioned.
+<Last>-Dono - Very formal way to address someone.  Similar to Sama except old fashioned.
-&lt;Last&gt;-San - Formal way to refer to someone.  Most common usage.
+<Last>-San - Formal way to refer to someone.  Most common usage.
-&lt;First&gt;-San - Less formal way to refer to someone.  Implies friendship.
+<First>-San - Less formal way to refer to someone.  Implies friendship.
-&lt;Last&gt;-Kun - Formal way to refer to a (usually male) classmate.  Implies some familiarity.
+<Last>-Kun - Formal way to refer to a (usually male) classmate.  Implies some familiarity.
-&lt;First&gt;-Kun - Less formal way to refer to a (usually male) classmate.  Usually implies childhood friendship.
+<First>-Kun - Less formal way to refer to a (usually male) classmate.  Usually implies childhood friendship.
-&lt;Last&gt;-Chan - Informal and cute way to refer to someone.  Somewhat condescending.
+<Last>-Chan - Informal and cute way to refer to someone.  Somewhat condescending.
-&lt;First&gt;-Chan - Even more informal and cute way to refer to someone.  Somewhat condescending.
+<First>-Chan - Even more informal and cute way to refer to someone.  Somewhat condescending.
-&lt;First only&gt; - Implies that you're totally doing it with that person every night and sometimes between classes.
+<First only> - Implies that you're totally doing it with that person every night and sometimes between classes.
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