Differences in Vocabulary
We  can  notice  that  men  and  women  tend  to  choose  different  words  to  show  their  feelings.Using more adjectives to describe things and their feelings can show that women are more sensitive to the environment and more likely to express their emotions with words, which makes women"s language more interesting than men"s sometimes. c. Adverbs
There  are  also  differences  in  the  use  of  adverbs  between  men  and  women. Women  tend  to  use  such  adverbs  like awfully, pretty, terribly, vastly, quite, so; men like to use  very, utterly, really. In 1992, Jespersen found that women use more so than men do, such as, "It was so interesting" is often uttered by a woman.Women are good at using color  words  that  were  borrowed  from  French  to  describe  things,  such  as  mauve,  lavender  aquamarine,  azure  and magenta, etc, but most men do not use them.It"s one o"clock! Man: Shit! The train is late again! We can often here similar ways of expressing shock in every day life. Men tend to use more swear words than men. Women pay more attention to their manners and politeness of using language. e. Diminutives
Women like to use words that have the meaning of "small", such as  bookie,  hanky,  panties.The differences in vocabulary can be shown in the following five aspects:
a. Color Words
There is special feminine vocabulary in English that men may not, dare not or will not use.b. Adjectives
In  our  everyday  life,  we  can  notice  that  women  like  to  use  many  adjective,  such  as  adorable,  charming,  lovely, fantastic, heavenly, but men seldom use them.For  example,  when  a woman is frightened, she usually shouts out, "I am frightened to death"! If you hear a man says this, you"ll think he is a coward and womanish.They  believe that these kinds of words will not only make others uncomfortable and give an impression of "no civilization", but also destroy the relationship between her and others. Women always pay more attention to the grace of themselves and their use of language. We rarely hear that women utter such words like "damn, fuck you, hell," instead they use "oh, dear, my god" to express their feelings.d. Swear words and Expletives
Maybe  because  women  are  gentle  and  docile,  they  usually  avoid  using  swear  words  and  dirty  words.Let us examine the following examples:
Woman: Dear me!Do you always get up so late?