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English	English meaning	Japanese	Japanese in Katakana	Turkish	Turkish Pronunciation in Katakana
・I	used when the person speaking or writing is the subject of the verb	私	ワタシ	Ben	ベン
・we	used as the subject of the verb when the person speaking or writing is referring to themselves and one or more other people	私たち	ワタシタチ	biz	ビズ
・you	used to refer to the person or people you are talking to	あなた	アナタ	sen	セン
・you	used to refer to one or more other people you are talking to；people generally	あなたがた、きみたち、皆さん	アナタガタ、キミタチ、ミナサン	siz	シズ
・he, she	used as the subject of the verb when referring to someone male who has already been talked about	彼、彼女	カレ、カノジョ	o	オ
・they	used as the subject of the verb when referring to a group of people, animals, or things that have already been talked about; people in general	彼ら、彼女ら	カレラ、カノジョラ	onlar	オンラル
・this	used to refer to something that you have already talked about; used to refer to something or someone that is near you or that you are pointing to; used to refer to the present week, month, year, etc or the one that comes next; used to refer to a particular person or thing that you are going to talk about	これ	コレ	bu	ブ
・that	used to refer to something or someone that has already been talked about or seen; used to refer to something or someone that is not near you	あれ、それ		şu, o
・it	used to refer to the thing, situation, or idea that has already been talked about; used before certain adjectives, nouns, or verbs to introduce an opinion or description of a situation; used with certain verbs that need a subject or object but do not refer to a particular noun; used with the verb 'be' in sentences giving the time, date, weather, or distances;	それ	ソレ	o, onu	オ
・there	in or at a particular place;	そこ	ソコ	orada	オラダ