Japanese First Person Pronouns: Revision history

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• curprev 22:0622:06, 4 February 2023‎ AUselessMage talk contribs‎ 6,808 bytes +6,808‎ Created page with "Japanese first-person pronouns, also known as jindaimeishi (人代名詞) or ninshoudaimeishi (人称代名詞) in Japanese, are a way for people in the real world to express themselves, as well as serving as an easy way to give insight into a fictional character's personality. The characters in Starfy use a wide variety of personal pronouns that relate to their personalities, mannerisms, and are also very hard to translate. As they are all equivalents of "I", it is very..."