Why is it rude in Japanese to refer to someone as お前 given that the honorific is being used?

It used to be used to not be a pronoun, but would refer to superiors or str Adventures in Japan · 25.8k followers For people living in Japan or those who want to know about life in japan. Why is it rude in Japanese to refer to someone as お前 given that the honorific is being used? Kevin Cameron, lives in Japan (1995-present) Written Wed It used to be used to not be a pronoun, but would refer to superiors or stranger and was written differently 御前, which is more respectful and used to indirectly address som... Read More » Shahriar Ektesabi, B.A., L.L.B Law & Criminology, BPP Law School (2017) Posted Wed What's the difference between a weeaboo and otaku? Judging by the number of A2A's I get for this kind of question, people don't seem to like the answers already given… they seem to hope for some "magic" solution that tells ... Read More » What are some common Japanese words that can be written in Kanji but most people use Hiragana instead? Junya Uchida (内田 順也), knows Japanese Written Wed I'm not a linguist and not specialized in teaching languages. However, as an individual born and raised in Japan with 20 years of experience interacting with so many people... Read More » Read more in Adventures in Japan This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). You were sent this email because you might like Adventures in Japan. If you don't want these updates anymore, you can mute Adventures in Japan or unsubscribehttps://www.quora.com/