This is the 465th most frequent Japanese word.


"君" (kimi): You (informal, often used toward equals or subordinates).


In this sentence, '君たち' (kimitachi) is the plural form of '君', addressing a group of people warmly and informally.

君たちは遅れていますよ。

You all are late.


Here, '君' is utilized to refer to the specific 'you' whose choice is mentioned, suggesting a close connection or friendship without being overly formal.

君が選んだ色を試してみます。

I will try the color you chose.


Here, '君' (kimi) is used as a personal pronoun meaning 'you', indicating familiarity and closeness, often used in addressing a friend or someone close.

君の笑顔がとても素敵だよ。

Your smile is very beautiful.