Is it usual for men to use な instead of ね?


I was surprised when in this video:

<https://youtu.be/m9rf63DsN-s?t=2m44s>

I heard ごめんな instead of ごめんね.

Is this because men ten to use な instead of ね? So maybe men would say, for
example, 怖いな instead of 怖いね?




な and ね are semantically the same. In other words, な could be used instead of
ね and vice versa. However, it feels rough, casual and intimate when you cast
it to others. Men tend to be comfortable at that point.




な and ね are semantically the same. In other words, な could be used instead of
ね and vice versa. However, it feels rough, casual and intimate when you cast
it to others. Men tend to be comfortable at that point.

