貴様の例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: おそらく山田に死なれては困るため、生き延びさせようとしているのでしょう。
「後悔しろ、山田！」の部分は、死ぬことができない現状を後悔しろ！ということではないでしょうか？

A: あなた(お前)のことを簡単には死なせたりしない
後悔しろはregretです
山田は名前です

A: 人間であることを信じられないくらい、お前はひどい奴だ　という意味。

A: They can be translated as “fool” and “bastard” depending on context but are not necessarily always correct.

Especially for お前ら, it is commonly used to call close friends normally by males (sometimes even by young females) like “guys” “men” etc.
貴様 is usually used in a negative context like abuse or quarrel today but we often see them used as same way as お前 in old novels (written like 70-80 years ago).

So you should decide which word to chose carefully according to the context.

A: くじいてみせる is the combination of 挫く and 見せる.
[lit.] I'll show you how I destroy your ambition.

A: @qnmlgb 日常で使うことはほとんどないと思いますよ

マンガで読むかもしれない言葉としては...

貴様、よくもやったな

A: 意味はほとんど同じだと思います😊

A: They all mean "you" but you have to be careful which one to use, depending on who you are talking to.

「あなた」 is probably the safest choice. For example,「君」 is usually used to someone at the same age as yourself or younger than you.

「貴様」 is very rude and it's a big no-no to use it to anyone.

A: They are all bulgar and provoking ways of addressing someone. I barely hear someone say any of those in real life. Some people might say てめぇ, but it's bit outdated to me. From my experience, 貴様, やろう, and 奴 by themselves are only seen in manga, anime, TV shows, and whatnot. I think 貴様 tends to be used in historical things. You can come across やろう in old manga like "Ashita no Joe".
Both やろう and 奴 can be a pronoun, typically combined with another word: あのやろう (That guy); ムカつく奴（disgusting guy).

A: きさまはなにものだ
kisamahananimonoda

A:

the meaning has changed from the original meaning

for several hundreds years , the meaning has changed little by little, originally it was good word.

A: 正直言って、私にもよくわからないですね....
多分他の日本人にもよくわからないと思います。

A: Yes. if you are asking for more uses of 貴様, you can also use お前(おまえ) or 手前(てまえ). But i wouldn't suggest you use any of those to address someone unless you want to provoke someone.

A: i think so, when would you use this phrase?

A: 「他人の剣を振りかざそうとする奴に舞い降りる翼はない」「貴様らに舞い降りる翼はない」？　Maybe It means "There is no existence which would help you. ". In short, "Give up, you."