Artificial intelligent assistant

Who is the speaker in this sentence > is the speaker here Yamashita-san? Does this sentence mean: > "Yamashita-san thinks he(Yamashita-san) will see that movie" or > "Yamashita-san thinks I will see that movie" Shouldn't it be for it to mean the former?

> Yamashita-san thinks he(Yamashita-san) will see that movie

is correct. If you want to say "He thinks I will see the movie", I think it should be

>

,

> and

These two are "basically" same. You can use both of these as same meaning in the first person. but, in the third person, it should be

>

not

>

Sometimes, they are explained like these,

> I think =
> I've been thinking =

but, unfortunately, is sometimes used as "I have been thinking"

**EDIT:**
in the third person

> A () (What do you think he wants to do?)
> B () (i think he wants to eat pizza)

There is a hidden subject
Actual subject is hidden, so it looks like that [third person]+. but it is not.

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