Talk:Nonon Jakuzure/@comment-26499992-20170519112400/@comment-856627-20170520220436

So I was more or less right, except I didn't it was because Ragyou is mother of Nonon's friend.

Also, not that it's related, here in Brazil it's common for children to call teachers "tio" (uncle) or "tia" (auntie), which is why I assumed it was just out of respect. We also use "senhor/a" (mister/mistress) instead of "you" to refer to older people xD