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貴方に

anata ni
pronoun★Intermediate— to you
formal

A formal or polite way to say 'you' in Japanese, often used in writing or formal speech.

貴方に会えて嬉しいです。

I'm glad to meet you.

💡

This form is less common in everyday speech and is often replaced by 'あなた' (anata) in casual contexts.

Collocations

貴方にto you貴方のyour

Synonyms

あなた君あなた様

Related Phrases

貴方のお名前は?phrase
What is your name?
貴方に会いたいphrase
I want to see you

💡Pro Tip

Formal Usage

Use '貴方に' in formal letters, emails, or when addressing someone you respect.

⚡Gold Rule

Politeness

This form is more polite than 'あなた' and is often used in formal contexts.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the honorific form of 'you' in Japanese, often used in formal or written contexts.

📝Usage Notes

This form is more common in writing or formal speech, especially in letters or formal documents. In casual conversation, 'あなた' (anata) is more frequently used.

Word Breakdown

貴方
you
root
+
に
to
particle
和英辞典

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