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わたし　

I

あなた

You

かのじょ

She

かれ

He

わたしたち

We

あなたたち

You (plural)

かれら

They (men)

かのじょろ

They (women)

おんなのひと

Women

おとこのひと

Men

おんなのこ

Girl

おとこのこ

Boy

ひと

Person

こども

Child

おとな

Adult

ともだち

Friend