Illustration: At a friend's apartment, three young adults sit around a low table deciding who will take charge of a homemade cake. One woman casually points an index finger toward her own chest while looking directly at her friends, her mouth open mid-conversation.

あたし

atashi

i, me

A casual feminine pronoun; あたくし is more polite. Note written by AI.

Example sentences

この人ひと、あたしをどなりつけるんですよ！
This man’s shouting at me!
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あたし、低脂肪乳ていしぼうにゅうね。
Low-fat milk for me.
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あなたが今いま、あたしにしてほしいことは何なに？
What is it that you want me to do now?
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