-san, -kun, -chan?

[danielyuki]

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A similar phenomenon has been described

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That happened to me, too! My Calculus I professor was from Moscow,

Russia. So, I had to get my midterm regraded and he noticed that my last name was very Russian. He looked at

face, then he looked the name... my face... my name... And he couldn't see the connection so he's said,

"You're.... Russian??" and I said "Yeah, I'm a 1/4 Russian" but he just recently

came from Moscow, so I don't think he really understood me. But from then on, I was his favourite student in

the class (that's how I managed to get a B+ even though I hardly understood the material)

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I said somewhere (maybe in this topic) that a friend of mine only

recently realised that I am half English (and not 100% Japanese), despite only knowing me as DANIEL SMITH!