Haha/Chichi are for your own parents, when speaking about them to others. That's the big difference. When you say you heard big executives use okaasan and otousan, that itself …

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2018年8月15日 · haha/chichi→ more formal (when you talk about your mother/father with your boss or teacher, you might use these two) okaasan/otousan→asual (you might callthem these …

okaasan and haha have same meaning. otousan, chichi and oyaji have same meaning. which to chose depends on people. only oyaji is very casual.

2022年12月30日 · Chichi and haha are used to refer to your parents to other people in Japanese. It'd be weird to say "Watashi no Oto-san", you'd typically hear "Watashi no Chichi". You're …

玩过《坦克世界》或者《战争雷霆》外服的玩家，应该多少会对日系战车奇怪的英文名印象深刻：比如九七式中型坦克叫“Chi-Ha”（念做“奇哈”），九五式轻型坦克叫“Ha-Go”（念做“哈狗”）。

Chich and haha are mainly used when we tell about them to others, and okaa-san and otou-san when we talk to them or tell about them to our friends.

2022年9月4日 · A scientific paper about mothers may use 'haha', Mother's Day is 母の日, and due to the way respect works interpersonally, talking to someone outside the family you use 'haha' …

2023年10月13日 · Whether you think it's saying "chi chi chi, ha ha ha" or "ki ki ki, ma ma ma," you know the one we're talking about.

2018年4月27日 · Family » 父, Chichi - Meaning in Japanese. The word chichi means "father" in Japanese (or "breasts," see: oppai おっぱい). It's somewhat synonymous with otousan お父さ …