"Oh!" he says in response, a bit surprised, last he'd know of many Japanese, they would insist on their names in native order, though in fairness much of that had been in Japan, an years ago so memory was a bit hazy. "I see, I'm sorry for the poor assumption on my part. As for Japanese..." He pauses a moment, and what he says comes out sounding not unlike a toddler still learning how to speak their own language. "I speak very small from time long ago. " He offers in Japanese, though even he seems to realize how lackluster the show was with a slight wince. "I was born there, but moved when I was young." he adds with a slight raise of one shoulder. "Italian is my most comfortable language."

"How would you prefer I refer to you then, I do not want to be rude, and I have vague memories of being lectured that calling someone too familiar a name was... wrong. Giorno is fine for me, of course." He offers, gesturing with a relaxed roll of one wrist as if to say 'there you go'.