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How many words are there in Japanese for me and you?

In Japanese, there are no pronouns we are used to, and the concepts of "I" or "you" can be expressed in more than ten different ways, depending on the social status, gender, age of the interlocutors, as well as the subject of the conversation. For example, the formal "I" for both sexes will sound like "watashi", and in informal communication, a man will use the word "ore", a woman - "atai", and a teenage girl - "uchi". Complex Japanese etiquette requires the correct use of not only pronouns, but also polite verb forms, special adjectives and respectful prefixes.

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