No. 3,706 in Japanese
お父さん
Father.
In a sentence
昨日、お父さんにプレゼントをあげました。
Yesterday, I gave a present to my father.
The term "お父さん" is used here to refer to one's own father respectfully.
お父さん、手伝ってくれませんか？
Father, could you help me out?
The term "お父さん" is addressing one's father directly, showing respect and affection.
彼はお父さんらしい振る舞いをします。
He behaves in a very father-like manner.
The term "お父さん" is used to describe someone who exhibits qualities typically associated with a father.
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