Hello there! This is a guide to all the words you may not be familiar with in this oricure. If you are familiar with honorifics and other Japanese words, you may skip this chapter.
Honorifics
San: Used by mostly everyone, used as formal
Chan: Mostly used for young girls
Kun: Mostly used for young boys
Sama: Used when you have a high respect for someone
Tan: Used as a cute affectionate honorific
Dono: Used as a "god" honorific
Chama: An affectionate variation of sama
Names
Onii-chan: Big brother
Onee-san: Big sister
Imouto: Little sister
Aneki; Big sibling
Senpai: Upperclassmen
Kouhai: Underclassmen
Oujo-chan: Means queen
Hime-chan: Princess
Ouji-san: Prince, King
Sounds
Nya: Used by cats
Bau: Used by dogs
Kokeko: Used by chickens
Kero: Used by frogs
Etc!
Pronunciations
Here's how to say the character's names for people who are bad at pro punching.
Chie Sakaguchi: "chee-eh sah-kah-goo-chee"
Misae Morimoto: "me-sah-eh mo-ree-moe-toe"
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Clockwork Symphony Precure
ActionIn the Earth, there exists a place only the pure of heart can enter: The Tower of Time. The Tower of Time helps keep the Earth in harmony, which is guarded by the Timekeeper. One day, chaos broke out from the land of Mayhemia. Mayhemia's servants de...
