Webnovel Author: Inker - Novel Collection

(For anyone wondering, Nii refers to brother while Nee refers to sister, they both have an 'O' form, i.e. Onii, and Onee, Nii is pronounced knee and Nee is pronounced as neigh, as in a horses neigh. Levin's usage is meant to sound diminutive compared to how Astrid was speaking, however, it can come across as Levin attempting to be closer to Astrid as well.)

The Last Dragon's Reincarnation (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to

Also, Levin is older, he is the eldest of all the siblings. (Ie, sama refers to the older sibling.)

(For anyone wondering, Nii refers to brother while Nee refers to sister, they both have an 'O' form, i.e. Onii, and Onee, Nii is pronounced knee and Nee is pronounced as neigh, as in a horses neigh. Levin's usage is meant to sound diminutive compared to how Astrid was speaking, however, it can come across as Levin attempting to be closer to Astrid as well.)

The Last Dragon's Reincarnation (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to

You are referring to direct meaning. The language is complex, so I can see why you would think that, however, Onee only uses its direct meaning when referring to them to other people. In an example, let's say someone is introducing their sister to someone else, if the are younger, they would say this is my imouto (Kore ha Ore/Watashi no imouto-desu) Whereas if they are introducing their older sister they would say this is my onee. (Kore ha ore/Watishi no Onee-desu) That is when introducing, however, with direct reference, you can refer to your sister directly using onee, or just nee while using the honorifics chan or san, in this manner it does not dictate whether one is older or younger. Sama is only used in reference to older siblings unless there is good reason to use it for a younger sibling. (Basically, Levin should have said Onee-san, but he said Nee-chan as diminutive phrasing.) To sum it up, to just say sister, you use onee or nee with either chan or san, to say litte sister you say imouto.

(For anyone wondering, Nii refers to brother while Nee refers to sister, they both have an 'O' form, i.e. Onii, and Onee, Nii is pronounced knee and Nee is pronounced as neigh, as in a horses neigh. Levin's usage is meant to sound diminutive compared to how Astrid was speaking, however, it can come across as Levin attempting to be closer to Astrid as well.)

The Last Dragon's Reincarnation (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to darksoul_666

Thanks! I am hoping to get more out soon!

ch 0 2 Chapter 2: The Tutor

The Last Dragon's Reincarnation (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Draken_Phenix

I'll do my best, thanks!

ch 0 5 Chapter 5: In A Carousel of Agony

Tribes of The Unknown (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Draken_Phenix

Thanks! Anything you would recommend or think could improve the story? I'm looking to improve my writing skills.

ch 0 5 Chapter 5: In A Carousel of Agony

Tribes of The Unknown (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Draken_Phenix

Working on it! Would you mind giving your thoughts on the book so far?

ch 0 5 Chapter 5: In A Carousel of Agony

Tribes of The Unknown (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Cody_Bowen

Good.

"Nuh-uh, it will remain funny because despite the target audience being eighteen and above, the readers have the maturity of a ten-year-old when it comes to humor." Kyla said.

Tribes of The Unknown (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Avoidingcross

Thanks, working on getting better about my schedule. Unfortunately, probably won't last long, but I am trying.

ch 10 Chapter 10: A Letter's Noise

Girl of A Guy (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Avoidingcross

Thanks!

ch 0 7 Chapter 7: The North

Girl of A Guy (18+)

Fantasy · Inker

Inker

2yr

Replied to Boobaslurper

It becomes better later on.

"G-granted..." She said as a metal collar appeared around her neck. "We will now be going to our new world." She said quietly as she teleported the both of them elsewhere.