Gender differences in the language

[ec07]

Are there any gender differences in the Chinese language? For example, Japanese women use atashi for I and men use ore for I. Is there something similar to that in Chinese? I

[lan_dawei]

The closest I can think of is 他 and 她，both which are pronounced "ta1". Chinese also has a plethora of names for relatives, far more detailed than in English for relatives which are gender specific. We're happy just to say "cousin" but Chinese is far more precise (and IMO confusing! )

[jchow]

there's no difference when you use the first and the second personal pronoun, but the third has its differece. but i think it's not complicated, just like english - I(我), you(你), he(他)，she(她), it(它)
but the appellations of relatives are more complex than english and japanese, i think, like lan_dawei said.