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Originally Posted by Kagedanji
We also seem to have very little knowledge of common Japanese names. When we change something male to something female, thanks to our limited knowledge, we just stick "ko" at the end of it.
That's like turning Ed into a female name by sticking an "a" at the end of it, resulting in Eda, which to my knowledge, isn't a very common name.
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Well, -ko is the feminine suffix of japanese names; as -bou is the masculine, but its usage has declined in modern times. The japanese use Haru-hiko, which is really neither here nor there.