what does the japanese suffixes mean?

Question

-chan
-san

Answer 1

They don't have a good way to identify them in English because we don't really use an equivalent for them in English. English is a rather neutral language in terms of respect compared to Japanese.
It's more that they convey your feelings toward another.

-Chan is used for someone close to you that you love, admire, and respect dearly; such as an older sibling or lover.
-San is the general honorific used to show you have respect to another person. It's used when talking about friends to someone else or when you're (overall) being humble.

Answer 2

oh im srry i dont no