Talk:Fusou/@comment-5209329-20150519001024/@comment-26336020-20150519031540

yeah i can see how you can mix up が多いわね to something like ga ooi yame.

Also don't feel pressured to edit your post to correct your mistake there, it's something to look back and reflect on and a learning opportunity for others to read. ^^;  and kudos for you learning english at the same time as well, which is pretty passable as far as i can tell from a native speaker.

as for grammer, that last part 雨が多いわね, 多い is just an い adjective to mean a lot in general. so it's just "rain have lots"  As for the gender different endings especially for girls since they try to appear cute and stuff they tend to go for a softer sort of sound to end their sentences. Things mainly like わ, わよ, わね, かしら. However these rules can be broken and a father might use かしら around his family to appear softer. You can see a lot of gender differences as well in how men/women identify themselves using あたし, 僕, 俺 instead of using 私 which is the cover all for all formal situations by both genders.