1
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possessive pronoun
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Japanese
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Less frequently used in daily language and writing, as relationships and ownership are often expressed through context and social cues.
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1
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2
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possessive pronoun
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Japanese
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The concept of possessive pronouns exists in Japanese, but the language relies more on context and other grammatical structures to indicate possession or association.
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1
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3
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possessive pronoun
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Japanese
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Less frequently used in everyday conversation and writing compared to English, with more emphasis on context and implied possession rather than explicit possessive pronouns.
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1
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4
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possessive pronoun
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Japanese culture
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Less commonly used in daily communication, as Japanese language relies more on context and social hierarchy for expressing possession.
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1
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5
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pronoun
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Japanese
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Has a complex system of honorifics and different pronouns based on formality and politeness
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1
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6
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pronoun
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Japanese culture
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Less frequently used in daily conversations and formal writing, as there is a preference for other forms of expression
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1
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7
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pronoun
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Japanese culture
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Pronouns are used less frequently in Japanese, and people often refer to others using their names or titles.
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1
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8
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pronouns
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Japanese culture
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Less frequently used in everyday conversation and writing, with a greater reliance on context and implicit references
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1
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