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Watching / studying from an anime at the moment and I came across the
following sentence.

> じゃ **ここは** 俺から名乗らせていただこう。

Am I right in my thinking that ここ in this context is referring to 個々? So
essentially saying something like:

> "OK, let's introduce ourselves one-by-one starting with me."

I've never really encountered 個々 before in a sentence so I'm not sure if I am
interpreting its usage correctly.
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What does ここは refer to in this context: じゃここは俺から名乗らせていただこう。
This ここ is "here" and it refers to the current situation/issue at hand. This
ここは can be translated like "in this case", "regarding this (issue)", "this is
where (something/someone comes into play)", or simply "well then".

個々 is not relevant. Note that 個々 is usually written in kanji, and
"individually" or "one by one" is 個々 **に** , not 個々は.
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