Difference between revisions of "Pronouns in Japanese"

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The Japanese Language is spoken predominately in Japan.

Grammar

Very few pronouns are used in Japanese (see also Korean), as context is considered sufficient. Foreigners usually ask how to say "you" in Japanese, not realizing that the use of Anata can easily arouse offense.

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