I would probably use Watashi for Formal and Boku for Informal. 🙂
Thanks for this lesson. Can't wait to start learning Japanese with my N***a Yuta. xD
エミリオ
8 years ago
Thank You Yuta, this lesson helps me alot to understand more about how to express in formal and informal situations.
Personally I prefer to use watashi in formal and boku in informal situations.
ジュリアナ
8 years ago
Hello, I use 私 but already hear あたし. Never heard うち, even in anime, that I watch a lot.
Marek
8 years ago
Hi really great sample lesson. Keep going ;D
Andrew
8 years ago
僕じゃないです。（敬語）
僕じゃない。（非敬語）
Jonathan
8 years ago
I would use watashi more than boku when I am in public, though I would use boku toward my friend more often.
Yitzhack
8 years ago
I always want to use boku because is the easiest way for me 😉
I'm a 19 year old boy, I mainly talk casual between friends (including Japanese friends, so I use ぼく), でも、sometimes I use 私 when I want to show sincerity, or if I want to apologize to a friend to show that I am serious. 🙂
Uzman
8 years ago
Hey yuta, i want to learn Hiragana and Katakana, do you know a few books how i can learn it? Also this is my first time here and really love this vid, great job! Cant wait for more ^^
If you have an iPhone check out Dr. Moku's Hiragana and the Katakana app. I think there is/will be a Kana app too. I learned my Hiragana in just a few days!
Johnathan
8 years ago
Hey Yuta! Can you please give me more lessons in Japanese 🙂
Jantratip
8 years ago
I'm thankful that I can use Watashi in both situations. I think it's helpful that Thai was my first language too because it helps me to understand some of the Japanese phrasing concepts. I appreciate the lessons and your hard work. Thank you very much.
Colletta Jensen
8 years ago
Watashi is what I would use for formal and informal speech…
Jazmin
8 years ago
私は聖なる/鉱石を使用したいが、私はワタシでますので、私は女性です
Amber
8 years ago
I'll probably just stick with watashi, unless I find a situation where atashi seems to flow better.
Emre
8 years ago
I prefer the sound of Ore more than Boku, so I want use Ore in Informal situations and watashi in formal situations.
I prefer boku, or watashi. Thanks! Yuta 🙂
I would probably use Watashi for Formal and Boku for Informal. 🙂
Thanks for this lesson. Can't wait to start learning Japanese with my N***a Yuta. xD
Thank You Yuta, this lesson helps me alot to understand more about how to express in formal and informal situations.
Personally I prefer to use watashi in formal and boku in informal situations.
Hello, I use 私 but already hear あたし. Never heard うち, even in anime, that I watch a lot.
Hi really great sample lesson. Keep going ;D
僕じゃないです。（敬語）
僕じゃない。（非敬語）
I would use watashi more than boku when I am in public, though I would use boku toward my friend more often.
I always want to use boku because is the easiest way for me 😉
『あたし』はいいだから可愛いと思う。。。
well apparently "boku" is the most versatile way for "I" so I decided to use it. but maybe sometime I'll go for watashi…
And whats the meaning of ore-wa ? For example: ore-wa manueru de su
I use Watashi on all conditions though. Mostly with my teachers and friends.
I'm a 19 year old boy, I mainly talk casual between friends (including Japanese friends, so I use ぼく), でも、sometimes I use 私 when I want to show sincerity, or if I want to apologize to a friend to show that I am serious. 🙂
Hey yuta, i want to learn Hiragana and Katakana, do you know a few books how i can learn it? Also this is my first time here and really love this vid, great job! Cant wait for more ^^
If you have an iPhone check out Dr. Moku's Hiragana and the Katakana app. I think there is/will be a Kana app too. I learned my Hiragana in just a few days!
Hey Yuta! Can you please give me more lessons in Japanese 🙂
I'm thankful that I can use Watashi in both situations. I think it's helpful that Thai was my first language too because it helps me to understand some of the Japanese phrasing concepts. I appreciate the lessons and your hard work. Thank you very much.
Watashi is what I would use for formal and informal speech…
私は聖なる/鉱石を使用したいが、私はワタシでますので、私は女性です
I'll probably just stick with watashi, unless I find a situation where atashi seems to flow better.
I prefer the sound of Ore more than Boku, so I want use Ore in Informal situations and watashi in formal situations.