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俺 is used in dialects. 我们 is "we". 咱们 is also "we", but 咱们 includes both the speaker and the listener.
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俺 (ǎn) is a more informal and colloquial way of saying "I, my, me" or "we, our, us (excluding the person spoken to)" than 我 (wǒ). It is used mainly in northern China and is considered to be more masculine. 我 (wǒ) is the more formal and polite way of saying "I, my, me" or "we, our, us (excluding the person spoken to)". It is used throughout China and is considered to be more gender-neutral.
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