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I am really confused. If I was talking to my friends what one would I use? I couldn't use 'Kimi' Because all my friends are older than me and I wouldn't like to look Stuck up, I wouldn't really want to use Omae because I remember a few videos ago Yuta Said that In a movie (In Japanese) a villan/Gangster would use it. Finally You said Anta was Kind of Rude if you used it in the wrong way. If anyone could help me I would be grateful. Thanks 🙂
I know:
ご
お前
あなた
君
あんた
自分
貴様
おたく
何時
That's all.
Hey Yuta,
from watching anime, I'd come to think that "anata" almost meant "dear" in English. Am I mistaking it for a different word? Thanks for the lesson as always.
あなた、おまえ、てめえ、じぶn
I know jibun and omae, from Inuyasha.
What you mean again
Hello Yuta, i´m from México and i like your videos because i can learn english and japanese at the same time. Also i like anime, is for that i can understand some words, but the kanji is so difficult. I´m only know hiragana and katakana but i dont have somebody to talk and practice.
Thanks for your lessons!
Hello Yuta, i´m from México and i like your videos because i can learn english and japanese at the same time. Also i like anime, is for that i can understand some words, but the kanji is so difficult. I´m only know hiragana and katakana but i dont have somebody to talk and practice.
Thanks for your lessons!