Honorific second-person pronoun. Used to address a single person with high respect, common in customer service, formal letters, and when speaking to someone of higher status. More polite than あなた.
Sir/Madam, is your order complete?
May I have your name, please?
Standard 'you'; less formal than あなた様. あなた様 adds 様 for extra politeness, often used in service contexts.
Means 'customer' or 'guest'; used as a respectful address in shops and businesses, often interchangeable with あなた様 in service settings.
Standard respectful form of あなた, used in customer service and formal address.
Kanji spelling; less common than あなた様 but seen in formal writing.
Rarely used kanji form; marked as rarely used kanji form.
Formed from あなた (you) + honorific suffix 様 (さま).