Re: "rin" honorific?
- From: "chance" <livewire@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:37:45 +0900
"massangeana" <ez3k-msym@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
This article says that "-rin" first appeared in 1980s
and possibly comes from English (CatheRINE or MariLYN).
http://kotobakai.seesaa.net/article/8173861.html
At last, you shed light on what this thread has been all about.
I hadn't had any clue as to what they had been talking about
all along.
Thanks.
.
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