Bigeastation 97- Intro... Jun-chan! Jun-chan!

Bigeastation ep 97 Part 1
Yunho, Changmin, Junsu
Note: "Jun-chan" is a term of endearment. That is, if you add the suffix -chan to a name, it suggests a closer, more intimate relationship with a person (between family/friends,etc) than the suffix -san.
Anyways, hope you enjoy it!

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Entertainment

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• DBSK
• THSK
• TVXQ
• Bigeastation 97 part1
• english subbed

[tasjjaa]

lovee it how Changmin always finds a way to tease Junsu! <3

Jun-chan, Jun-chan, Jun-chan haaha

[greennature1183]

Changmin always say "Jun-chan" through program with many different pronuciations! That's so fun! Love Junsu and Changmin!

[meishongzai]

YH:jun-chan,jun-chan

JS:20 points

lol junsu you are so funny

and changmin lord keep using that voice to call jun-chan xD

[DBSKforeveras5]

omg I seriously can't imagine if Junsu was with HoMin instead of YC/JJ xD

[analivita]

lmao if i ever get to meet or see Junsu imma go jun-chaaaaan and flap my eyelashes xD

[stefanie20916]

@astropteri Oic, your explanations are so clear! ^^ But just to clarify, what does women use when they are addressing someone inferior or as the same age as them? Thank you so much for clarifying! And sorry for my late reply..

[iamchibisango]

"jun-chan jun-chan jun-chan"

omg changmin is awesome! lol. hes always teasing junsu....idk whos worse. him or yoochun when it comes to teasing our dolphin.

[astropteri]

@stefanie20916 ~ kun "（～君）" is used to address men who are younger or the same age as the speaker. A male might address female inferiors by "~ kun," usually in schools or companies. It can be attached to both surnames and given names. It is less polite than "~ san." It isn't used between women or when addressing one's superiors. " chan" （～ちゃん）" is often attached to children's names when calling them by their given names. It can also be attached to kinship terms in a childish language

[stefanie20916]

@nanthu91 Hahs, I see.. =p Thanks alot for your help!

[nanthu91]

@stefanie20916 guess because of all the time i spent on anime and tohoshinki/tvxq~ 

[stefanie20916]

@nanthu91 Ooh, thanks so much! Your explanations are very clear! xDxD That means that Japanese can just call a person's name without 'chan'? Like just "Yunho" or "Jaejoong"? Ooh, then how did you know all these things?(: