Lemon Ando (安藤 檸檬） tipo de personalidade mbti
Personalidade
"¿Qué tipo de personalidad es Lemon Ando (安藤 檸檬）? Lemon Ando (安藤 檸檬） es un tipo de personalidad ISTP en mbti, 9w8 - - en enneagram, en Big 5, en Socionics."
Biografia
Lemon Ando (安あん藤どう 檸れ檬もん Andō Remon) is a supporting character of the manga series Tune In to the Midnight Heart. She is a teacher at Furin Girls High School and the Broadcasting Club's adviser.Lemon is tall woman with short black hair and black eyes. She wears white turtleneck sweater with black skirt and stockings. Also she has a necklace (the closest thing it can compareed to its shape is the cat version of Iko). Personality Lemon comes across as blunt and often rough, keeping people at a distance whether they’re her students or just folks she meets. She’s got a sharp tongue, throwing out sarcastic comments and ending her sentences with snarky jabs. She’s all about what’s in it for her, only bothering with things that bring her some kind of payoff. This practical mindset shapes everything she does, and she keeps people at arm’s length with her prickly attitude, using her sharp words as a shield. Lemon likes a drink now and then, like many adults, but when she’s had a few, she gets sluggish and a bit less snappy, though she still doesn’t seem to like much about the world around her, making her tough to get close to. Relationships Lemon is Broadcasting club's adviser and her relationships with its members are weird. She doesn't actually hate them, she just mostly doesn't care about what happening. Even though she can give love advice or talk with members of club normally. Etymology The surname Andou (often romanized as Ando, Andoh, or Andou) is a common Japanese last name with several possible kanji spellings. 安 (an) means "peaceful," "calm," or "inexpensive." 藤 (dou, tou, or fuji) means "wisteria," a climbing vine associated with beauty and longevity in Japanese culture. This combination translates to "peaceful wisteria" The word "Lemon" in Japanese is written as レモン (remon) in katakana, which is used for foreign loanwords, or as 檸檬 (remon) in kanji. It directly refers to the citrus fruit "lemon," borrowed phonetically from English. The kanji 檸檬 combines 檸 (rei, meaning "lemon tree") and 檬 (mou, referring to citrus or fruit), reinforcing the association with the fruit.Lemon is very bad at winking.
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