we; us; I (humble)
Humble suffix attached to nouns or names to refer to the speaker's own group or, archaically, to oneself. Modern use is limited and often self-deprecating or formal.
We will do our utmost.
you (plural, derogatory); they (plural, derogatory)
Derogatory suffix used for second or third person plural, implying the speaker looks down on the referent. Archaic or highly marked in modern Japanese; often encountered in historical or dramatic contexts.
Please leave it to us.
We do not carry that product.
"The likes of you wouldn't understand," said the lord.
In the old tale, the ogres attacked the village.
Come out, you lot!
damn kids; brats
Kanji form; usually written in kana.
Kana spelling is the usual written form for this suffix.
The suffix ども is of native Japanese origin, historically used as a plural marker with humble or derogatory connotations. Its exact derivation is uncertain.