29:36this ain't the berenstain bears
29:37I call my little sis bro
29:38"bruh" is about the closest i get
29:40Right, you'd only call them your big brother if you were talking about them with someone else
29:41mostly just call em by their name
29:47you should ask in japanese
29:55I feel like it’s pretty formal to call them “big sis” no?
30:01I call my sis jie jie
30:17:_EnnaLaugh::_EnnaLaugh:
30:23no I just called my sister by her first name
30:24they would look at me like i grew another head
30:25nah I'm too westernized for that lol
30:27i call them brother to their face almost as a bit, because it sounds so funny in american english
30:28I call my sis big sis “name”
30:32dont forget to hydrate
30:45Yes I do it to make her cringe LOL
31:18my 4 year old niece calls her younger brother "brother" cause that's how we refer him to her
31:20time flies when you're in the cave
31:46puerto ricans sometimes call strangers "papi" or "mami" for me that is super weird
32:33For like the first 4 or 5 years of his life, we called my youngest brother "Baby"
32:36it's the same in Latino culture although I refer to them as too or tia
32:45yeah its not strange to do that in vietnamese culture either
32:55In Arabic we also use auntie and uncle for older strangers so it’s pretty common
33:21Note to anyone, as a man don’t call your dad “Daddy”
33:24in philippines we usually call older ppl kuya (boys) or ate (girls)
33:31Just try it! See how it goes
33:48What if you get their age wrong?
33:52there's some universal to it
34:03yeah... it is weird when the shopkeeper uses "papi" or "mami"
34:04cultures are just interestingly complicated
34:22but that might be just me
34:23nothing really in tagalog
34:27idk baby boy? or baby girl? :_EnnaSilly:
34:37youngest is 'bunso' though