How to say you-know-who in Japanese

誰かさん【だれかさんdarekasan】: noun:
a certain somebody; you-know-who - humorous term ➜ 誰か

Example Sentences

きみkimi にni ちょっとしたchottoshita ものmono をwo もってきたmottekita よyo。: I brought you a little something.
何nani してるshiteru のno？: What're you doing?
それsore はha あなたanata がga一人にni なりnari たくないtakunai からkara ですdesu。: That's because you don't want to be alone.
長い目で見ればnagaimedemireba 違ってchigatte くるkuru とto 思いますomoimasu。: I suppose it's different when you think about it over the long term.
会えなくてaenakute 淋しいsabishii。: I miss you.

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