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These aren't middle-aged men, they're straight-up old. "Ojisan" means something like "gramps". Though given how youth-oriented Japanese culture is, I suppose i
by bitwize 2y ago
These aren't middle-aged men, they're straight-up old.
"Ojisan" means something like "gramps". Though given how youth-oriented Japanese culture is, I suppose it could refer to any man 35 or older.
- redwall_hp 2y agoOjisan (おじさん) is roughly "uncle." Ojiisan (おじいさん) is grandpa. Same with obasan (おばさん) for aunt and obaasan (おばあさん) for grandma.