Japanese - Descriptors/Pronouns

watashi

“I”

anata

“you” (usually only used for a spouse)

Kare

'“he”

Kanojo

“she”

-tachi (suffix)

suffix used to make pronouns plural

wa

marks the subject of a sentence/used after the subject word/phrase

-san (suffix)

mild respect suffix, use often

-sama (suffix)

high respect suffix, used to honor someone of higher status or authority (boss)

-sensei (suffix)

suffix for someone you expect to learn from (teacher, doctor)

-chan (suffix)

mildly affectionate suffix, often used for children or close friends

okyaku

A guest