Don't say Omae in Japanese

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[@dragon_sohaib]

Will I find a good opportunity to study there?

[@DreXav01]

By replying thrice, she was trying to let you know she's interested, in a Japanese indirect style 😂

[@RohitKulan]

OMAE WA, MOU SHINDEIRU!!!

[@MrOmagaG]

Yea sad, I always wanted to say that to a random Japanese person lol

[@16redninja]

is omae still condescending when used with friends?

[@TheKewlPerson]

If you're close with them then no

[@somacruz10]

Omae wa mou shinderu!

[@Taiyo_Jingu]

NANI?!

[@SauravYonzan]

Then anata will be perfect I think sensei??

[@dreamcatcherstan-w3v]

We rarely use pronouns actually just learn their name. It is not that hard

[@bharathkudupu2077]

Could use "kimi-wa" right ?!

[@MuthraaS.R.]

It's better to stick on with their names and san. Any "YOU" in japanese is technically rude or isolated as the least options to address someone

[@bharathkudupu2077]

@MuthraaS.R. yeah you are right !

[@jaxxcrybaby]

❤️

[@quartzpictureanimation523]

What happened to あなた、 and 君？

[@warrior4hire522]

I've been told 君 is basically like お前, and あなた is only really used on forms where you have to fill in your name or something, in other cases it's rude/weird.
Best to just stick with てめえ.

[@quartzpictureanimation523]

@@warrior4hire522 Actually, あなた is used for strangers, 君 is just 僕 if the definition is you (or for friends). and お前, you should know. BUT, てめえ is ruder than お前.

[@kev_whatev]

元気です。すいませんは？😜

[@user-cdf9fk2rqa]

thats not how it works

[@Johnny-cu4zi]

She's so beautiful 😍

[@hiko8337]

Unfortunately, there isn't polite "you" in Japanese.