How acceptable is it to omit "da" in casual speech in phrases such as

-- chokoreto ga suki (da) yo

-- boku wa daigakusei (da)

And so on..... Do it also depend if it's a male or female talking?
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Omitting "da" in casual speech
I think omitting "da" in casual speech is common.

I feel chokoreto ga suki yo is mainly used by female. If you omit だ in だよ like
that, it becomes ladylike manner of speaking.

boku wa daigakusei is no problem. Or rather, that kind of だ is commonly
omitted in casual speech.
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