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Japanese-speaking-people(Naruki?):	by winsmith	2004-03-09 09:14:49
Nii-san is what you're thinking	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:26:11
Is that a contraction?	by Capt. X	2004-03-09 09:33:11
The 'o' is honourific. Leaving it out is more	by subbywan	2004-03-09 09:34:18
That explains o-cha and o-sake then hehe (n/t)	by abstrackt	2004-03-09 09:36:00
well, I could be wrong about it ... I know that	by subbywan	2004-03-09 09:37:41
Both correct.	by Naruki	2004-03-09 09:41:15
Rude little children who meet you on the street might call you "niisan" or "neesan". Polite little brats will preface it with "o". ;-) With close friends, it's also common to drop "desu ka" and just ask "genki?"
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