What's the Japanese word for 'you'
I searched online and someone said there isn't one. I just want to make sure.
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There are many words for "you": anata, kimi, omae, annta, omaesan, omee, ondorya, kikun, sonata, jibun, etc.
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To say "you are_," "It is _," etc. You say the person's name + "wa" and then the description; it can be either a noun or an adjective. The pronouns for "you" are "anata" or "kimi." Unlike English, it's actually better to use the person's name if you know it instead of "you."
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formal：あなた（anata）
informal：お前（omae）,あんた（anta）...
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anata
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