メス (mesu)
Kunoichi.
You may say 'mesu/me inu,' written: 雌犬
女戦士 Jo senshi
The word 'tiger' can be translated to Japanese with the word 'tora', and, as they call a tigress a 'female tiger', you can come up with that expression by combining the word that means 'female', this is 'mesu', with 'tora', thus, 'tigress' is said 'mesu tora' in Japanese.
Japones/esa, depending if male or female singular. Los Japoneses if plural
Oh honey, in Japanese, a female bear is called a "himeguma." So next time you're feeling fancy and want to impress someone with your animal knowledge, just drop that little gem into the conversation. You're welcome.
watashi / boku WA sukottolandojin desu watashi if youre female boku or ore if your male
Full names of the Vocaloid products are given below with most common character/mascot name in square brackets []. The order given is when they were each released relative to each other. (Note: Japanese Vocaloid names are in Eastern order (Last Name, First Name)) VOCALOID ENGINE: Leon (male, English) - 2004 Lola (female, English) - 2004 Miriam (female, English) - 2004 MEIKO (female, Japanese) - 2004 KAITO (male, Japanese) - 2006 VOCALOID2 ENGINE: Sweet Ann (female, English) - 2007 CV01 Hatsune Miku [Miku] (female, Japanese) - 2007 CV02 Kagamine Rin • Len [Rin, Len] (female • male, Japanese) - 2007 Prima (female, English) - 2008 Gackpoid Kamui Gakupo [Gakupo] (male, Japanese) - 2008 CV03 Megurine Luka [Luka] (female, Japanese & English) - 2009 Megpoid GUMI [GUMI] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Sonika (female, English) - 2009 SF-A2 Kaihatsu Code Miki [Miki] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Kaai Yuki [Yuki] (female, Japanese) - 2009 Hiyama Kiyoteru [Kiyoteru] (male, Japanese) - 2009 Big-Al (male, English) - 2009 Hatsune Miku Append (female, Japanese) - 2010 Tonio (male, English) - 2010 Lily (female, Japanese) - 2010 VY1 [sometimes Mizki] (female, Japanese) - 2010 Gachapoid Ryuuto [Ryuuto] (male, Japanese) - 2010 Nekomura Iroha (female, Japanese) - 2010 Utatane Piko (male, Japanese) - 2010 Kagamine Rin • Len Append [Rin, Len] (female/male, Japanese) - 2010 VY2 [sometimes Yuuma] (male, Japanese) - 2011 VOCALOID 3 ENGINE: Akikoroid-chan (female, Japanese, private Vocaloid for Lawson Inc.) - 2011 SeeU (female, Korean & Japanese, with English upcoming) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Power [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Adult [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Whisper [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Sweet [Gumi] (female, Japanese) - 2011 VY1V3 (female, Japanese) - 2011 Mew (female, Japanese) - 2011 Tone Rion - 2011 Oliver (male, English) - 2011 Yuzuki Yukari (female, Japanese) - 2011 CUL (female, Japanese) - 2011 Bruno (male, Spanish) - 2011 Clara (female, Spanish) - 2011 IA -ARIA ON THE PLANETES- [IA, pronounced ee-ah] (female, Japanese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Megpoid Native [GUMI] (female, Japanese) - 2012 Aoki Lapis (female, Japanese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Lily (female, Japanese) - 2012 Luo Tianyi (female, Chinese) - 2012 Vocaloid 3 Gackpoid (male, Japanese) - 2012 Galaco (female, Japanese) - 2012 VY2V3 (male, Japanese) - 2012 MAYU (female, Japanese) - 2012
"Male" is 'dansei,' and "female" is 'josei.' Written in Japanese, they are (in the same order): 男性 and 女性
Watashi no kokoro 私の心 (female) Boku no kokoro 僕の心 (male)
Josei no ninja o sagashite Improvement: くのいち /ku no i chi/ means 'female ninja' and can be replaced with 'josei no ninja'.
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