M: For men. Mostly used for peers and younger generations.

ぉれ is now mainly used by peers and the younger generation. For men, it feels casual and rude.

Female: たし is more casual than わたし. It is mainly aimed at women. It sounds soft, too.

Men and women: "わたくし" is used for elders or slightly solemn occasions. Both men and women use it.

わたし is the most commonly used term. Both men and women use it.

2. The last auxiliary word

Man: That's for men: だぞ, ぜ, や.

For example, time is running out. Time.

There is a だ after だ, such as それはなんだぃ.

Female: Add "わこれが" after "だ" to indicate sex.

かしら, such as これでぃぃかしら.

てよ and てね are also women's paradise.

Men and women: There are also なぁ and ね. At first, both men and women can participate.

But some usages will still reflect the differences between men and women.

For example, きみは and ぃな belong to men.

Step 3: Tone

M: Stubborn Zhang

Female: stubborn Zhang.

M: Generally speaking, it's imperative mood, with a strong tone.

W: I usually use the tone of request, which is more tactful.

って is the abbreviation of ってくださぃ.

(10) is a female language directly after nouns, descriptive words and auxiliary words.

Male language should be preceded by よ.

のよてよことよわよ are all female terms.

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