Pronouns
Pronouns are not used nearly as much in Japanese as they are in English. Often the pronoun is used once and then after (until the topic shifts to someone else) the pronoun is dropped. Still they are very important!
| Learn watashi and anata well | tachi and ra are endings that indicate plurality! Easy! :) |
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I - わたし watashi |
WE - わたしたち watashi tachi |
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YOU - あなた anata |
YOU - あなたたち anata tachi |
IT - IT isn't used but in IT's place sore (that) is often used -- Don't worry! Remember to breath! |
THEY - かれら kare ra |
NOTE:
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Another meaning of kare (he) is actually "boyfriend" and kanojo is "girlfriend"! |
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When the meaning is obvious, the pronoun is usually dropped. Both of the following is clear in meaning:
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