【学】Watashi? Boku? Omae? — The Many Ways to Say “I” and “You” in Japanese | Japan Explained episode artwork

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【学】Watashi? Boku? Omae? — The Many Ways to Say “I” and “You” in Japanese | Japan Explained

from Kanji&Coffee · host Amber & Kade

Send us Fan MailIn our very first episode, we break down the many ways to say “I” and “you” in Japanese.From watashi, boku, and ore to anata, kimi, and omae, we explore what these pronouns really mean, when to use them, and how they can change depending on gender, personality, and social context.If you’ve ever wondered why Japanese has so many options, or which one you should use, this episode will clear it up. Grab a coffee and join us for a relaxed deep dive into everyday Japanese language and culture.

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