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What does the suffix -sempai mean in Japanese?

There is no suffix "-sempai" in Japanese.

The word you're looking for is "senpai" (先輩), which is a noun, not a suffix. It means "senior" or "upperclassman".

It's a term used to refer to someone who is older or has more experience in a particular field, such as school, work, or a club. It's a respectful term used to show deference and respect for someone's seniority.

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