How do you say "〇〇（←name）先輩" in English? For example, how do you say 手塚先輩?
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We don't really have 先輩 and 後輩 in English 🥳
You can call them:
Mr. Tezuka (if they are a man)
Ms. Tezuka (if they are a woman)
Just their given name can also be fine 😊👍
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- English (US)
We don't really have 先輩 and 後輩 in English 🥳
You can call them:
Mr. Tezuka (if they are a man)
Ms. Tezuka (if they are a woman)
Just their given name can also be fine 😊👍
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