Japanese

Pronoun

貴様 ‎(hiragana きさま, romaji kisama)

1. you

   This form is a rude form of "you" in Japanese. It's also used between enemies and is usually said by Japanese males when angry.

   1. A drilled superior addressing his grunt.

      貴様 (きさま)はその後 (あと)で休 (やす)めるのではと思 (おも)っているのか？

      Kisama wa sono ato de yasumeru no de wa to omotteiru no ka?

      Do you think you can rest after this?

   2. Talking to an enemy or a rival.

      貴様 (きさま)は俺 (おれ)を倒 (たお)せると思 (おも)うか？

      Kisama wa ore o taoseru to omō ka?

      Do you think you can defeat me?

   • 2001 June 9, Kazuki Takahashi, “１ターンの死し闘とう‼ [One Turn to the Death‼]”, in 遊ゆう☆戯ぎ☆王おう [Yu-Gi-Oh!], volume 24 (fiction, in Japanese), Tokyo: Shueisha, ISBN 4-08-873123-9:

     リバース・カード！カウンターマジック発 (はつ)動 (どう)！この魔法 (マジック)カードで——貴 (き)様 (さま)の墓地 (セメタリー)に眠 (ねむ)るモンスターカード「ネクロフィア」をオレの場 (フィールド)に生 (せい)還 (かん)させる‼

     Ribāsu Kādo! Kauntā Majikku hatsudō! Kono Majikku Kādo de—— kisama no Semetarī ni nemuru Monsutā Kādo “Nekurofia” o ore no fīrudo ni seikansaseru‼

     Reveal face-down card! Activate Counter Magic! With this Magic Card—— the Monster Card "Necrofear" in your Cemetery will revive on my field‼

See also

• てめえ ‎(temē)