No. 3,701 in Japanese
おまえ
"You" (informal, can be rude or familiar depending on context).
In a sentence
おまえ、もう宿題は済んだのか？
Hey, have you already finished your homework?
In this sentence, 'おまえ' is used in a casual conversation to address someone the speaker is familiar with, such as a friend or peer.
おまえは勇気が足りないな。
You lack courage, don't you?
Here, 'おまえ' is used to directly point to someone in a casual yet somewhat critical manner, indicating a close relationship or informal tone.
おまえ、そんなことをしてはいけないぞ。
You shouldn't do something like that.
In this case, 'おまえ' is used in a commanding tone, likely expressing authority or a stern presence in informal situations.
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