when speaking japanese, what's the difference between boku no and watashi no?

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• Answer #1

  I thought that boku was a male way of saying "I".

  But that's just going on what my best friend mentioned to me in passing once (she said that she talks in the male form. i dont know. it made me laugh.... six years and my bff is a transvestite?)

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• Answer #2

  both males and females can use watashi but boku is only used by males

• Answer #3

  watashi no in american what does she know

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