i

In Japanese, you must choose your I's and you's depending on your relationship with the person you are speaking to.

私 watashi - used by both men and women in formal situations.

私 watakushi - an extremely formal way of saying 'I.'

我 ware - another formal 'I.' Used in places like the Bible.

俺 ore - used by males between friends. A very masculine usage of 'I.'

僕 boku - more polite than ore but more casual than watashi.

あたし atashi - used by females between friends. Seen as cute.

あたくし - a more formal version of atashi.

あなた anata - the generic, polite 'you.'

あんた anta - a 'you' that expresses some anger, contempt.

お前 omae - used to condescend in certain situations.

手前 temae - a rude and confrontational 'you.'

貴様 kisama - the hostile 'you' when you want to pick fights.

君 kimi - an informal 'you' used in a lot of love songs.