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An informal way to refer to one's older brother, often used by younger siblings or close friends.
兄さん、手伝ってくれる？
Big brother, can you help me?
The suffix 'さん' is a polite honorific, but when used with '兄' (older brother), it creates a more casual and affectionate tone.
While 'さん' is typically a polite suffix, '兄さん' is more casual and affectionate when referring to one's own older brother.
Combination of '兄' (older brother) and 'さん' (honorific suffix), creating a more informal and affectionate term.
'兄さん' is commonly used in everyday conversation among family members or close friends. It is less formal than '兄上' (aniue) but more respectful than 'お兄ちゃん' (onii-chan).