Meaning of ___はんは


In a manga about boxing, the protagonist is going to fight an american boxer.
His trainer is telling him how he should train:

白人はんは"拳"を鍛えてるだろうがお前は"足"だ。

I don't understand what "…はんは" is. Is it a contraction of "はのは"? If so, what
is its meaning? [Here is the page](https://i.stack.imgur.com/1Lidt.jpg) where
it is taken from. Thank you for your help!




はん is an uncommon dialectal name suffix similar to さん. It's widely known as a
Kyoto-ben word. I may be stereotyped, but はん is typically used by
_maiko/geisha_.

The person who said this is not a Kyoto-ben speaker, right? Then I think he
used it as a mild joke. はん has a old-fashioned/pre-modern overtone (Kyoto was
an ancient capital of Japan), so using はん can imply the American opponent is
more advanced.




はん is an uncommon dialectal name suffix similar to さん. It's widely known as a
Kyoto-ben word. I may be stereotyped, but はん is typically used by
_maiko/geisha_.

The person who said this is not a Kyoto-ben speaker, right? Then I think he
used it as a mild joke. はん has a old-fashioned/pre-modern overtone (Kyoto was
an ancient capital of Japan), so using はん can imply the American opponent is
more advanced.

