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'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun.
'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is a Japanese first-person pronoun used by attorneys, especially in formal documents.


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
It corresponds to the words "I", "my", etc. in English. This word is so unique that ordinary Japanese speakers don't use it.<br>
The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. [[Takahiro Karasawa]] frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many [[Koushinist]]s to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I).
[[Takahiro Karasawa]] had used it a lot in some tweet, then it has been known to the [[koushinism|koushinists]].
And a few Japanese lawyers use "toshoku" as the first person pronoun.
Koushinists use this word instead of ordinary first-person pronouns, like ''当職は''(I) or ''当職の''(my).
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== External links ==
== External links ==
*{{wpl|Japanese_pronouns|Japanese pronouns|lang=en}} -- English Wikipedia article that explains more on Japanese pronouns
*{{wpl|Japanese_pronouns|Japanese pronouns|lang=en}} -- A Wikipedia article on Japanese pronouns




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Toshoku (当職,Tōshoku) is a Japanese first-person pronoun used by attorneys, especially in formal documents.

Overview

The term is a formal way of saying "I/me" that is unique to attorneys and rarely used by ordinary people. Takahiro Karasawa frequently used the term in some of his tweets, leading many Koushinists to use it instead of more common first-person pronouns such as ‘’俺‘’, ‘’私’’(I). And a few Japanese lawyers use "toshoku" as the first person pronoun.

See also

External links