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 Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 8:56 pm
what is the difference between saying "atashi" or "boku"? 3nodding im confused
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:38 pm
smile Oh.
Atashi is used by females, informally. It's seen as sounding cute in some cases. Very informally you can say Atai.
Boku is used by males, informally. It's rarely used by girls (but sometimes if they're boyish, I haven't figured out why. I like using Boku and I'm a girl, I try to avoid it)
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:50 pm
Aiding Imperfection smile Oh. Atashi is used by females, informally. It's seen as sounding cute in some cases. Very informally you can say Atai. Boku is used by males, informally. It's rarely used by girls (but sometimes if they're boyish, I haven't figured out why. I like using Boku and I'm a girl, I try to avoid it) ohh for reals? no wonder in most animes girls are saying atashi or watshi or w.e
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Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:53 pm
aileenekiraikb Aiding Imperfection smile Oh. Atashi is used by females, informally. It's seen as sounding cute in some cases. Very informally you can say Atai. Boku is used by males, informally. It's rarely used by girls (but sometimes if they're boyish, I haven't figured out why. I like using Boku and I'm a girl, I try to avoid it) ohh for reals? no wonder in most animes girls are saying atashi or watshi or w.e Yeah, basically. ^^
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