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Shokugeki no Soma (Food Wars) is a manga series by Shun Saeki, Yuuto Tsukuda, and Yuki Morisaki. It's a story about a boy who wants to be a chef in his father's restaurant. He is sent to an elite culinary school to grow further in his cooking skills.
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Are some unusual honorifics used in Shougeki no Soma actually used in regional dialects?
I noticed some unusual honorifics used in the Shokugeki no Soma anime series:
Yuki Yoshino tends to use "-cchi", as in "Erinacchi" or "Takumicchi"
Terunori Kuga tends to use "-chin", as in "Yukihira- …
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