Saying うち (uchi) for "I"

Most people learn 私 (watashi) or 僕 (boku) for "I" in Japanese, but not a lot of people learn about うち (uchi), even though it's fairly common. Are you incredibly interested in Japan and the Japanese language? [We're Hiring]( こんにちは、 The latest episode of the Tofugu Podcast has dropped. It's the second in a series about Japanese first person pronouns (that is, ways to say "I" in Japanese). In this episode, we talk about the first person pronoun うち (uchi). It's not taught in most textbooks, yet it's surprisingly common. You'll learn who should use it, when to use it, and more (presumably via a tangent or two). You can download and subscribe to the Tofugu Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. If you're not sure where that is, here are some listening suggestions: - [Apple Podcasts]( - [Soundcloud]( - [Stitcher]( - [Overcast]( - [Spotify]( Be sure to go back one episode to learn about わたし (watashi), too. We really get into it. If you prefer reading to listening, [there's a Japanese first person pronouns article]( too. P.S. We're hiring a [customer support specialist]( and a [full-stack developer](. Application due date is September 8, 2019, if you're interested. Love, Tofugu Copyright © 2019 Tofugu, All rights reserved. You are receiving this e-mail because you signed up to get Tofugu Newsletters. Our mailing address is: Tofugu 117 SE Taylor St #303Portland, OR 97214 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.