The suffixes 'esque' and 'ese' both indicate that something is in the style of something else. 'Esque' is a five-letter suffix derived from the French language, while 'ese' is a three-letter suffix derived from Spanish. Both suffixes are used to describe something that is similar to or reminiscent of something else, often with a connotation of admiration or respect. For example, one might say 'He was dressed in an Italianesque fashion' to indicate that his clothing was similar to that of Italy. Similarly, one might say 'She had a New Yorkese attitude' to indicate that her attitude was similar to that of New Yorkers.