You (singular)

貴様

also let's not forget the 1st person shit
私 WATASHI (I/me)
わたくし WATAKUSHI (I/me/sound like a fucking nerd)
わし WASHI (I/me/sound like an old jiisan)
あっし ASSHI (I/me/sound like a street rat)
あたし ATASHI (I/me/sound like a chick)
あたい ATAI (I/me/sound like a chick who is in prison)
うち UCHI (I/me/sounds formal af)
我 WARE (I/me/hi there o-samurai san)
我々 WAREWARE (we/anime tier but used a lot IRL, esp when newscasters translate other countries speech which uses "we" a lot more than Japanese)
僕 BOKU (I/me/sound like a dude)
俺 ORE (I/me/sound like a dude hanging with the bros)
我輩 WAGAHAI (I/me/who even uses this shit unironically?)
朕 CHIN (I/me/we/You'd better be the emperor or something if you're gonna use this)

Note that most of these can be augmented by things like 様 SAMA to indicate that you're a pompous prick

Also there are other regional variants and slang but these ones are ones I've seen in Zelda and other shit that people like

No u

Why do foreigners complain about this? It just makes your job easier when learning the language

>what is the difference between thee and thou?

"Thou" is subject, "thee" is object, e.g.
>Thou art good
>I feed thee

also how do y'all brits specify when you speak to you (individual) instead of you (group)?
based and redpilled

correct

the eternal ruski once again attacking the land of the free and the home of the brave