Lesson 1: Japanese Basic Pronouns " I for watashi and You for Anata"

Learning Japanese is quite interesting and basically needs a lot of time and effort for you to be able to speak the Language well.
On this blog, I want to share some of the basic words (kotoba) I've learned from the time I started to study japanese.
 My objective is to list the most common and important japanese used in daily conversation.
 At the end of the day, I'll make sure that anyone who reads my blog will gain some knowledge and a very rewarding experience on this site.

 With that said, Here we go!

Lesson One: Japanese Pronouns 

 Japanese has a huge variety of personal pronouns, words for "I" and "you"
 I list some of them below:

The words listed above are the common ones.

But these words vary depending on the speaker as what you can see on the table below:

and here are some words used for the "YOU" depending on the situation/speaker

and for the word "WE", please see below

Those are the words commonly used in daily conversation pertaining to the speaker and the listener.

Now how about if Your talking to someone (a third person)  as they would say.

In English we either used the Name of the person we're talking about or we would use the Pronoun as "He and She"

So what is the Japanese term for "He and She"

Basically, The Japanese have no word for she or he like we have in English. 

They usually use the name of the person with a suffix like -san, -kun, or -chan, etc. instead. 

Example: Kimi - san,

                Eiji - kun,

                Masami - chan

But I heard people using  the word "Kare" for He/Him and "Kanojo" for She/Her.

Example:

He is taller than Her

Kare wa Kanojo yori se ga takai desu.

But most often  Kanojo  means girlfriend and kare or kareshi  means boyfriend. 

Example:

I dont have a boyfriend 

Kareshi wa imasen 

Do you have a girlfriend?

Kanojo wa imasu ka?

There are more Pronouns used aside from the one I listed above but as you go along with your studies, You will encounter them one by one.

For now, That's all from me.

Any comments, corrections, suggestions or if you want to add anything under this matter, please feel free to comment below and Lets all Study and Enjoy Japanese.

Sore de wa mata! See you all next time!!!!