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Japanese translation: Watashitachi no haisha (san).
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Watashitachi no haisha (san). Explanation: "Watashi" is a polite, common word for "me" in Japanese. While the word is the conventional I-pronoun for women, it is actually unisex, and completely appropriate for both men and women who are speaking relatively politely. The "tachi" at the end of the word implies the plural, and changes the word to "us" or "our." |
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