my; mine, I (as the subject of the following verb)
I hope you can break free from that box too, like I did.
— エブリシング・エブリウェア・オール・アット・ワンス (2022)
“Mr. Hitler” is fine, but you can call me “My Führer” if you like.
— 帰ってきたヒトラー (2015)
The claim is that they received payment for the fish and transferred it to my legal adviser.
You can stay here if you can promise not to bother me.
— Cosmic Princess Kaguya! (2026)
私のエッセイをお読みになってもし誤りがあれば訂正して下さいませんか。
Would you mind reading my essay and correcting any errors you find?
ここに並ぶ将校達は私の誇りであり大切な家族であり最高の警察だ
The officers standing here are my pride, my cherished family, and the finest police force.
— エリート・スクワッド (2007)
Neither the aircraft nor the cargo should have my permission.
— アメリカン・ギャングスター (2007)
あなたは自分の事をするだけでいいもう少し私の子供でいて欲しい
You only need to be yourself. I want you to stay my child a little longer.
— 落下の解剖学 (2023)
私の場合は家の掃除で、家は少しずつ、どんどんきれいになっていった。
In my case, as I cleaned the house, it gradually got cleaner and cleaner.
My hands and feet were ice-cold.
年次報告書がどこかに保管されていたとしても、私の手元にはなかった。
Even if the annual report was stored somewhere, I didn’t have a copy.
「アントニオを手伝ってくれるなら、私の知っていることを喜んで教えるわ」
If you help Antonio, I’ll be happy to share what I know with you.
私のことを何というにせよ、私のいないところでなく、私の目の前で言って下さい。
Whatever you call me, please say it to my face, not behind my back.
What would you do if there were a night when I didn't come?
— イングリッシュ・ペイシェント (1996)
Are you asking about my aptitude for being a flight attendant?
— キャッチ・ミー・イフ・ユー・キャン (2002)
That kid reminded me of someone I know. They were really nice.
— When Marnie Was There (2014)
And so, the money I earn determines my place in society.
— Article 15 (2019)
She doesn’t understand what I’m saying either.