Are you still studying japanese? It took a long time but here we are with Basic Japanese #2!

• Watashi (私), means 'I' , mostly used by females, it's formal.
• Ore (俺), means 'I', used only by males it's very informal.
• Boku (僕), means 'I', used only by males, it's informal but normal. 
• Anata (貴方, 貴男, 貴女), means 'You', used by both males and females, it's mostly used by wives to address their husbands -english form is 'Dear' in this case-  
• Kimi (君), means 'You', used by both males and females, it's informal to subordinates, but otherwise it's very polite.
• Anta, meanse 'You', it's used by both males and females, but it's very informal. When used in a formal context it may even be rude.
• Omae, means 'You', mostly used by men with higher status or age, it's very informal and extremely rude to the elders.
• Kisama (貴様), means 'You', mostly used by men, it's informal and extremely rude and inappropriate.
• Kare(彼), means 'He', it's formal. Informally can also mean 'boyfriend' if you add 'shi', kareshi.
• Kanojo(彼女), means 'Her', it's formal. Informally, can also mean 'girlfriend',
• Ano Hito, means literally 'That person', used by both males and females. 
• Ware-ware (我), means 'We', used by both males and females. It's formal and mostly used speaking of behalf of a group or company.
• Ware-ra (我等), means 'We', used by both males and females. It's informal. It doesn't need the 'tachi'.
• Kare-ra (彼等), means 'They', used by both males and females, it's commonly spoken and written.