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Anonymous
@KiTA: As you say you wanna do a revision later on, personally, I find that -kun, -sensei and other japanese suffixes distract from the experience, as they break the reading flow. I think finding english equivalents to the phrase rather than forcing it by trying to leave it "sounding japanese".
I'm telling this as you are going to revise it later. It's not a complain but rather a suggestion.
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