First person - ichininsho

Japanese: 一人称 - いちにんしょう

〘Noun〙 In grammar, one of the personal pronouns. Used to refer to the speaker (writer) himself. Many languages have different words for the singular and plural first person. Also, as seen in the languages of the Pacific islands, many languages have two different plural forms for the first person: an exclusive form that refers only to one's own side, and an inclusive form that includes the other person's side as well. In Japanese grammar, this refers to pronouns such as "ware," "watakushi," and "boku," and is also called "self-proclaimed." [Japanese Grammar (1876)]

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Japanese:

〘名〙文法で、人称の一つ。話し手（書き手）自身に関することを示すもの。多くの言語で一人称単数、複数は別の単語を持つ。また、太平洋の島々の言語に見られるように、自分たちの側だけを示す除外形、相手の側をも含めた包括型という二つの異なった一人称複数形を持つ言語も多い。日本文法では、「われ」「わたくし」「ぼく」などの代名詞をいい、「自称」ともいう。〔日本文典（1876）〕

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