There are multiple forms of the pronouns 私 (watashi) that differ in formality level and gender usage as shown below:
僕 (boku) [formal/informal] {masculine expression}
あたし (atashi) [Informal] {feminine expression}
私 (watashi) [Formal]
私 (watakushi) [Extremely formal]
There are multiple forms of あなた (anata), which differ in formality level
あんた (anta) [very informal]
きみ (kimi) [informal]
あなた (anata) [formal]
You can consult the table below to find your nationality in Japanese:
English | Japanese |
---|---|
Canadian | カナダ人 (kanadajin) |
British | イギリス人 (igirisujin) |
Australian | オーストラリア人 (o-sutorariajin) |
New Zealander | ニュージーランド人 (nyu-ji-randojin) |
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