Cool Japanese Nicknames Novels & Stories

Deana was just silent watching her two friends arguing. "Hey, who gave you that ridiculous name first? You boiled worm." Nara choked with saliva. He chose the name 'Meka' as a nickname for his best friend. Because the name 'Melky', when called 'Mel', sounds like a woman, Nara just casually called her from a combination of her full names. Melky Adika. But when he heard that he was called skinny, also a boiled worm, his emotions began to flare up again. Nara pursed her lips then walked forward about to punch before the laughter made her stop.

"Same old, same old Sai. You know the usual" "Would have thought you'd change that by now". "It's okay". Some other girls enter and greet everyone, "Morning Bashira, Mari, Reina, Sachi, Ayumi and Noriko" Sakiko greeted her friends. "Good morning Kimura, Yamazaki, Harada, Nakaruma... " "Hold it Sasuke, call me by my given name, Mari" she said cutting him short. "Yes, same here, call Noriko". "Call me Ayumi chan".

He says smiling. I hear laughter and turn to see Brett and Kane. Oh, fucking great I am never gonna hear the end of this. I have no problem with a sweet nickname but not one that is also a food item. I roll my eyes and return to reading my book. All these guys are weird. They have come up with nicknames for all of us. Well at least most of us. Darryn calls Kaycie his Tesoro which means treasure. Brett nicknamed Sammy is chocolate chip. She hates but she also admits that it fits. Byanca has two nicknames’ which are mia dia and spitfire. Mia dia means my goddess in Italian. Kade rolled his eyes at that and told Kane that she already acts like that. Kade calls Breayna his firecrack

Nanako replied excitedly, “Oh! Thank you so much, Miss Moore!” Jasmine smiled and said, “Miss Ito, you don’t have to be so polite with me. Besides, you do not need to keep referring to me as Miss Moore. You can just call me Jasmine.” Nanako replied earnestly, “Miss Moore, since you are older than me, I think that I will call you Sister Jasmine, then!”

[1] -chan: A form of suffix used to address someone familiar or younger than you in Japan, usually a female [2] Baka: Stupid or idiot in Japanese [3] Obaa-san: Aunt or auntie in Japanese, though it can also mean ‘old lady’ [4] Otou-san: A form of address for one’s father in a Japanese family

" I'm serious too... " JC said seriously. "... Serious about my love for you. " He added while sweetly looking at Aeroll. Aeroll madly looks at JC too. Run JC! Then JC run so fast to get away from the Trouble. By the way, Aeroll's nickname is Trouble. Lol! " JAAAMEESS CAARRRLL!! " Aeroll shouted. Hays! These two!! I looked at Arice. She is chuckling, If I weren't serious like this maybe we can laugh together. But sadly. We're different from each other.