“You” in Japanese
Short answer
You in Japanese is “君” (gimi). Full meaning: you, buddy, pal; monarch, ruler, sovereign, (one's) master; Mr, master, boy.
Other ways to say “You” in Japanese
よ
yo hey, you; hey; hey, hold on
諸君
shokun you (people); gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, my friends, everyone
おまん
oman you
貴様
kisama you, you bastard, you son of a bitch
あーた
aata your home, your residence; you (referring to one's equal; epistolary style); you
おめー
ome- you
尊台
sondai you
ユー
yuu you
貴公
kikou you (primarily used by males when addressing their male equals or inferiors)
貴殿
kiden you
爾汝
jijo you, thou
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