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日语的各种自称（Japanese self proclaimed） 1. and on Boku Although it is mainly male, it is used. But its the most common first person in animation. A common person in a personal communication. Because it does not seem too solemn, in the character slightly biased towards the male point of girls also widely used (also one of MOE points). But the use of women is mostly limited to young women. As long as the basic situation is not too formal, with on is the most pleasing to the ear. 2. private guys: (on) Wata (KU) Shi. The first Japanese student who meets Japanese will call himself private. It was actually used by women themselves. But in the modern, is regarded as the formal occasions will use the person, or on the guys than guys. For more serious. In addition to solemn occasions in the ACG, men use very little (because they will look like girls). And the use of women is natural (and even so, most women choose other self names) 3. I (q) and terms () ore (SAMA) Men love to call themselves second, although often seen in ACG, but that is to highlight the role of personality, and in fact, the use of it is still very impolite oh. Macho men used a thick claimed, is widely found in various local ruffians and young blood in. Womens use cases are few and far between. And add what is more ~ national pride, such as black Bert and Thalia at the black star soul eater. When translating, you can think of it as Lao Tzu 4. thou for (on) ata (KU) Shi. ACG women often claim to be. You can look like youre young and cute. The main use of the crowd is (malicious) selling adorable Lolita and girls. If a male is about some cases then drag queen...... But if thou here for on. If it is not serious but is arrogant, some wealthy lady would consider the use of the self. Translation is often referred to as someone else 5. guys Washi Lennon. Well, look at the stupid test, its not strange. Tacitly claimed to be used by older men. So the translation is old. But in fact it is also a common phrase in some regio