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How do you say this in English (US)? おねえちゃん (not a family)
How do you say this in English (US)? おねえちゃん (not a family)
In Japan, little kids often call an older girl "おねえちゃん(onē chan）. How about in English speaking countries? For example, there are a boy (age 5) and a girl (age 18). He doesn't know her name but they often see in the park and know each other. Then, how could this boy call her?
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