The English equivalent of "Oba Chan" is "grandmother." It is a term used in Japanese to refer to one's grandmother or an elderly woman in a friendly or affectionate manner.
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'Oba-chan,' (also could be called 'Oba-san') means aunt in Japanese, this is used when refering to someone else's aunt, or your own aunt in a polite manner. Though this is rather used, because it also mean 'middle aged woman,' and can be taken offensively for that reason. I noticed several people said it means grandmother. This is incorrect, they got it confused with 'Obaa-chan,' or 'Obaa-san,' which is the formal way to refer to your grandmother or when speaking about someone else's grandmother. It also means 'female senior citizen,' though is not taken offensivley, like 'Oba-chan,' is. I know a lot about Japanese culture, and am 100% sure this information is accurate, I have several sources if anyone doesn't believe me.
it means "do you miss me?"
victory = נצחן (nits-chan)
"it" already is an English word.
Oba-chan
"Oba" is neither a suffix nor a prefix. It is a standalone word in Japanese that means "aunt" in English.
When you are talking about someone else's aunt it is Oba-san. But if you are talking about your own aunt it is Oba.
Oba Chan is a character in the "Sadako" film series, particularly associated with the "Ring" franchise. She is portrayed as Sadako's grandmother and plays a significant role in revealing more about Sadako's backstory and the cursed legacy that surrounds her. Oba Chan's character adds depth to the narrative by providing insights into Sadako's tragic life and the origins of the curse that haunts those who encounter it.
The word for king in Yoruba is "Oba."
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The Choctaw word for heaven or heavenly is oba. The written Choctaw language is based upon English version of the Roman alphabet.
Oba-san = aunty (formal) it's mostly used for more elderly aunts or distant (less familiar) aunts. Oba= aunt (normal) Changing it to 'chan' makes it more casual.
it's Onee-sama or onee-chan
David Chan has written: 'English for public relations'
Kabaka Oba was born in 1958.
Kabaka Oba died in 2006.