"Otoko" is a Japanese word meaning "man". It is a common and versatile term used in various contexts, including:
- Formal situations: When addressing a man respectfully, "Otoko" can be used, particularly in formal settings.
- General reference: It can be used to refer to a man in general, similar to "man" in English.
- Descriptive contexts: It can describe a man's characteristics, such as "Otoko no ko" (boy) or "Otoko no hito" (a man).
Examples:
- "Otoko wa tsuyoi" (Men are strong).
- "Otoko wa onna ni yasashiku suru beki da" (Men should be kind to women).
- "Watashi wa otoko ga suki" (I like men).
Note: While "Otoko" is a general term for "man," it can also be used more specifically to refer to a masculine man or a man with traditional Japanese values.
