If you don't understand Japanese suffixes, here's a short description of the common ones:
-san
-San is used for semi-formal titles. It's a unisex suffix, and is used in place of Mr./Mrs./Ms.
-sama
-Sama is used in the same way as -san, but is considered more formal.
-kun
-Kun is used for addressing males, usually young or teenage males.
-chan
-Chan is the female version of -kun, but is also used for the term "non-threatening; cute; loveable". A male could take up -chan if they fell under this category *ahem, izuku*
-senpai
-Senpai is used to address an upperclassman, or somebody with a generally higher ranking than yours.
-sensei
As you can all guess, -sensei refers to a teacher or master of somesort. *the most common for BNHA fanfiction would be aizawa-sensei, because he's, um, a... teacher...*
I hope this helped somebody, because I had to do research to use the suffixes correctly. For those of you that are procrastinating sleep, something that I am doing currently, please go to bed. The book will be here in the morning.
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The Restraints (Villain!Deku AU)
FanfictionLife is going okay for Izuku Midoriya. Being the One for All successor, a student at U.A. high, and currently learning to control his quirk, one could say his life has unofficially peaked. However, when Izuku is captured by villains, Hosu City takes...
