イクツカシツモンハアリマス。。。

[ashzehedgehog8725]

i saw it in a book so thats why i asked.

im learning about suffixes now, which is why i am experimenting. chan is a friendly way of adressing people while sound adorable, hence natsuko-chan. (i only use it for a female though)

[community.japanese]

ashzehedgehog8725-san,
did you see "pun" after numbers?
If so, it means "minutes" and we add "fun" or "pun" after number to tell time.
Still, no idea about "chin"...
Does your book have any example sentences? If you provide me a bit more background info, I might be
able to help you better

Natsuko(奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com

[ashzehedgehog8725]

it said that chin is a slangy version of "chan" and "tan" is an even slangier version of "chan".
also "pun" it is said that it is a fun a dorky title.

oh i discovered this: http://kanjialive.uchicago.edu/web/

it even makes the 20 strokers not seem so scary

[community.japanese]

ashzehedgehog8725-san,
oh I see....
it should be one of those used amongst youngters, and not actual suffix that goes on any teaching materials or dictionaries.

Natsuko(奈津子),
Team JapanesePod101.com