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'''Toshoku''' ('''当職''','''Tōshoku''') is 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 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).
[[Karasawa Takahiro]] 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 to ordinary first person pronoun like ''当職は''(I), ''当職の''(my).
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== See also ==
== See also ==
*[[Machine gun Toshoku]]
*[[Machine gun Toshoku]]
== External links ==
*{{wpl|Japanese_pronouns|Japanese pronouns|lang=en}} -- A Wikipedia article on Japanese pronouns




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