/əˈnɑːtə/

noun

1. (Japanese) you

2. (English) a Japanese term used to refer to the second person singular pronoun "you"

Examples:

1. Anata wa dare desu ka?

あなたは誰ですか？

Who are you?

2. Anata no namae wa nanidesu ka?

あなたの名前は何ですか？

What is your name?

3. Watashi wa anata wo shinjite imasu.

私はあなたを信じています。

I believe in you.

4. Anata no koto wo omou to, kokoro ga atatakaku naru.

あなたのことを思うと、心が暖かくなる。

When I think of you, my heart becomes warm.

5. Anata ga suki desu.

あなたが好きです。

I like you.

Synonyms:

- kimi (君)

- omae (お前)

- anta (あんた)

Usage:

Anata is a Japanese term that is used to refer to the second person singular pronoun "you". It is a polite and respectful way of addressing someone, especially in formal situations or when speaking to someone of higher status. It can also be used in an affectionate manner between couples or close friends.

Editor's summary:

Anata is a commonly used Japanese term that means "you". It is pronounced as /əˈnɑːtə/ and can be used in various situations, such as formal conversations or between close friends. Other similar terms for "you" in Japanese include kimi, omae, and anta.