"Я девочка, а ты?"

Translation: I am a girl, and you?

[AnCatDubh]

Это никогда не сказать на Омегле.

[reeseedg63]

I was going to say this!

[MichaelKou11]

I have no gender...

TRIGGERED!!!!

[AnCatDubh]

Did you have a panic attack? Trauma flashbacks? Things like that?

[MichaelKou11]

Pulls out monocle
Yes.

[obscure-memes]

I love how a male voice asks this question

[Spleens88]

In the west and thailand, it's an increasingly valid question D:

[Victstee]

Does this sentence imply that you expect, the answer to be something else than 'я девочка'?

[Rewm]

no

[R_Andersson]

Then, why couldn’t this be ‘Я девочка, и ты?’?

[zebby.mann]

а and и differ in that а is used primarily as a relating conjugation since it says something seperate than what has already been stated, such as "I live in a house, AND he lives in an appartment" whereas и shows a list of items, such as "chocolate AND caramel".

[IwantToLea20884]

Well, it can actually also mean that she states she hasn't had sexual expierence yet, so yes, the answers can differ

[AlexeyDi]

In the translation, the "and" means something closer to "I am a girl, and [what about] you?", rather than "I am a girl, and [I presume so are] you?". Specifically, saying «а ты?» redirects the question at the other party, without implying that you expect one type of answer over another.

[CarlAgren]

I'm an attack helicopter, thank you for asking.

[obscure-memes]

Did you like your own comment?

[eKenda]

Я велосипед

[mdncb]

In my experience Russians are never confused about this.

[Nick214427]

Am I a girl and you????

[QurtQurt]

No sense here.

[AgoraAkbar]

It is really strange to have this sentence said by the male voice

[Enkidu12]

Ugh, gypped on a typo...stupid autocorrect.

[Dreams-on-Fire]

Ermmm....Awkward!