Casual first-person plural pronoun, mainly used by women. Can include the speaker and their in-group.
うちら、明日映画に行かない？
Hey, want to go see a movie tomorrow?
うちらはいつもここで待ち合わせしてるんだ。
We always meet up here.
Casual first-person singular pronoun, mainly used by women. Can sound softer or more familiar than 私.
I'm not really good at that kind of thing.
Casual feminine singular 'I', similar in tone but explicitly singular.
Katakana variant, sometimes used for emphasis or in casual writing.
Rarely used kanji form; not recommended for learners.
Derived from 内 (uchi, 'inside, one's own group') with the plural suffix ら (ra). The exact historical development is uncertain, but it is a natural colloquial formation.