japanese pronouns all the japanese pronouns that i know are: watashi = I boku = I (male) kare = he kanojo = she anata = you (+tachi for plural) but some times i hear other pronouns as: ore & kimi..

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japanese pronouns all the japanese pronouns that i know are: watashi = I boku = I (male) kare = he kanojo = she anata = you (+tachi for plural) but some times i hear other pronouns as: ore & kimi...so what do those two mean? and what are the other pronouns

7 sep. 2013 14:25

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Ore= I (for male), but it's informal. Boku is more formal. Kimi means "you", usually used by males when talking to female. Other pronouns: Atashi=I (for female) Omae=you, but it's informal.

7 september 2013

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