Novel & Cerita Japanese Endearment

I ask him with furrowed brows but he just quickly shakes his head in defense. "No! I'm thinking about what you just said. Did you know that the saying 'the moon is beautiful, tonight' has another meaning for the Japanese people? That phrase is a more poetic way for them of saying 'I love you'." Michael explained to me and I was too stunned for a few seconds. "And you agreed to me that the moon is indeed beautiful tonight. Is that your poetic way of saying I love you, too?" I asked him and Michael just smile at me knowingly but he didn't say anything, he just focused his attention back on staring at the moon.

“So, ‘Darling’. Is this a common thing? Do I get a list?” Panic made my tongue clumsy. “It’s just a pack thing! A greeting. You know, like ‘baby’, or ‘honey’, or… darling.” I was digging the hole deeper with every word, listing off endearments like an idiot. I felt a fierce blush scorch my entire face and neck. “It doesn’t mean anything special!” He was quiet for a moment, and I could picture him, that infuriatingly knowing look on his face. “Baby. Honey. Darling,” he repeated slowly, as if tasting the words. “I like them.”

We both remained silent and just stared at each other. Before I knew what was going on, I felt his arms wrapped around me. He hugged me tightly like as if he was trying to ease his pain. I hugged him back trying my best to cool him down. He was hurt, I could feel it. Who was that guy that he had so much hatred for? "I missed you!" He whispered softly in my ears, and my heart skipped a little. I missed him too. Yada- it is a Japanese word which means no. Arigato - thank you.

refers to a middle-aged man or uncle in South Korea} Finally it worked as Aarya glared at her but didn't open his mouth. Mohini mentally patted her shoulder. "Yeobo! Tell me, How am I looking?" {A term of endearment in Korean meaning 'Honey' or 'Sweetheart'} Aarya stood up, picked up the files and moved out of the room. "You! Tsundere!" , Mohini shouted and threw her arms in the air angrily /. {A/N :- Tsundere is a Japanese word used to describe a character most often in females in anime that starts off as tough, cold and arrogant, but becomes sweet and affectionate towards a love interest when he or she falls in love}

She dragged him into the kitchen, where she hugged him *happy birthday my love* she gave him a kiss on the cheek and handed him his present. He was completely surprised and pulled Keyla back into his arms *that wouldn't have been necessary, thank you so much* Kojiro would have expected anything but this. He unpacked the present and smelled her perfume. Keyla had a Japanese jersey made with her name on it. So Kojiro always had something of her. He was still staring at the t-shirt. Keyla waited impatiently for his reaction, who actually had to shed a tear. Keyla lifted his chin and looked into his eyes

“We also have a word Chinaoil which means ‘I love you.’ “ Amanda turns silent for a moment as she thinks. Suspicion snaps into her eyes. “Isn’t it Aishiteru?” I swallow hard. I nervously fan myself with my hand and attempt a laugh but it sounds a bit throaty. I risk another glance at Jack and I wish I didn’t because I saw him staring at me too. My heart sinks as I try to gather my thoughts and save my own stupidity. “Well . . . You’re right but uh . . . you can also use Chinaoil..” A saving grace idea comes to mind. “It’s a local term. Yes, that’s it!”

Take care of her well, she looks like a great wife. “さようなら今のところ” (Sayōnara imano tokoro) (Goodbye for now) Allana waved her hand at him and said goodbye, Augustine then held her by the hand, left the shop together, and spent most of their time trying on street foods. Hours passed and it was time for them to head home, to Himeji Castle, however, Allana was still reluctant to do so. Augustine however was dying to go, he had long indulged her with everything she wanted to do, even going as far as wearing matching cute headbands and stuff that makes him feel embarrassed but still did it anyway, for his wife.

Jun said, " when I first knew you, I remember thinking that this is what the word Yamato Nadeshiko means. You're a true Japanese lady..." Iori looked at him her eyes wide before she gave him a gentle smile, "Thank you..." She said, "Although the word Yamato Nadeshiko is a bit too much," She added with a chuckle. Jun just looked at her and smiled and she blushed averting her gaze. Interesting... "So, about yesterday..." Iori started and Jun almost choked on the soup, "You mean the thing that almost happened and could've been blamed on a dream if you had just said so?" Jun said and Iori's eyes widened,

Aww, she's soo adorable. "So, shall we begin?" Grandpa said. The meeting was going smoothly. I began translating exactly as they were saying. I was surprised at myself as even though it's been soo long I was doing quite well. Although hearing about the money matters and everything was making my head spin. Finally the meeting ended and the deal was finalized. We stood up to shake hands and bow as it is a Japanese tradition. Finally, Mrs Sato said something, "Anata mo kakkoī kappurudesu."

Take care of her well, she looks like a great wife. “さようなら今のところ” (Sayōnara imano tokoro) (Goodbye for now) Zane waved her hand at her and said goodbye, Nicholas then held her by the hand, left the shop together, and spent most of their time trying on street foods. Hours passed and it was time for them to head home, to Himeji Castle, however, Zane was still reluctant to do so. Nicholas however was dying to go, he had long indulged her with everything she wanted to do, even going as far as wearing matching cute headbands and stuff that makes him feel embarrassed but still did it anyway, for his wife.