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supplementing your points: Japanese seem to prefer dropping the honorifics when in English: https://archive.ph/OI3S2 https://archive.ph/OI3S2 I've also heard
by curio_Pol_curio 7mo ago
supplementing your points: Japanese seem to prefer dropping the honorifics when in English:
https://archive.ph/OI3S2 https://archive.ph/OI3S2
I've also heard that it's still common to address one's peers with -kun in parliament.
In GP's case it sounds rather quaint, but also endearing (like referring to a neighbor or a long lost schoolmate in the third person)
Pedantry: Takaichi is her father's surname. (I had to look that up, tbh)