I'm going to see a movie tomorrow.
俺に任せろ。
Leave it to me.
おれ is a rough, masculine "I" used by men of any age, whereas わし carries an elderly or rustic feel and is mainly heard from older men.
俺 is a rough, masculine casual pronoun for 'I', while あたし is its casual feminine counterpart.
俺 is a very rough, masculine way to say 'I' among close friends, whereas 私 stays polite and gender-neutral.
俺 is the singular form 'I', while 俺ら is its plural (or, informally, singular) counterpart with the same rough masculine register.
俺 is a very informal, masculine way to say "I", while 我 is elevated, literary, and not used in casual conversation.
I; me · we; us
Katakana spelling used for emphasis or in casual writing.
Rarely used kanji form; more commonly read as おのれ.