Personal pronouns in Japanese grammar are essential to learn as they help learners identify and refer to people appropriately. Different from English, Japanese personal pronouns have various levels of formality and politeness, and some pronouns can even change based on the speaker’s gender. In this exercise, we will practice using common personal pronouns such as « watashi », « anata », « kare », « kanojo », « boku », « ore », and « atashi ». Mastering these pronouns will be key to achieving proficiency in the Japanese language.