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Japanese first-person pronouns

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Japanese has many first-person pronouns (私, わたし, 僕, 俺, あたし, うち, わし, etc.) selected by gender, age, formality, and personal style. Choice signals identity and relationship — a major contrast with English, which has only 'I.'

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I never imagined I'd run into her in a place like this.

。

I figured she was at most 30 years old.

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