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For saying who are you? I understand you can say

Kimi wa dare nanda? or Anata wa dare? and similars.

Then what does Silver Fang say here?

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M6C35Hxu1Q&t=2m22s](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M6C35Hxu1Q&t=2m22s)

What I hear is "Dare ja ne .. kimi wa" I guess I'm misshearing a lot because
as far as I know "ja ne" it's a way to say good bye so it doesnt make sense to
be there? What is he saying exactly?
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alternative ways to say "who are you?"?
You're not mishearing it. The じゃ is a corrupted form of だ common to accented
speech in Japan. 関西弁 does something similar, but uses や. The ね works as
similarly to か (question-indicating sentence final particle), but I would
think of it as a softer, more colloquial か.

(In Shoko's comment on this answer, she suggests that it feels a little bit
arrogant and is most likely to come from an old man.)

If きみはだれですか is "Who are you?", you can think of だれじゃね。。。きみは as "Who da...
hell're you?" or similar.
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