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2. elon.io › learn-japanese › lexiconkono ringo ha kirei desu. demo, oisiku nai desu. - Elon

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6. www.reddit.com › r › japaneseHow to Differentiate Kono, Sono, Ano, Kore, Sore, Are ...

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   Kono, Sono are used when you are specific mentioning the object in your sentence. Eg. You can point to an object and say “how much is this?” while pointing to a pen and say kore.

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   How do you use Kono & Sono?

   • Kono, Sono are used when you are specific mentioning the object in your sentence. Eg. You can point to an object and say “how much is this?” while pointing to a pen and say kore. If you say “how much is this pen?” you would say kono.

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   What does Kono Kaban wa Omoi mean?

   • ko- is near the speaker so- is near the listener a- is not near the speaker and not near the listener that’s how I was told Kono/Sono/Ano are contractions of "kore no", "sore no" and "are no". So if you want to say "This bag is heavy", you wouldn't say "kore kaban wa omoi", but instead you'd say "kono kaban wa omoi", because you mean "this bag".

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   What does Sono & Ano mean in Japanese?

   • The same logic applies to sono, which would mean "that bag that is near the other person" and ano, which would mean "that bag over there". Basically, you have to understand it from the perspective of the Japanese language without trying to adapt it to English. Because yeah, kore and kono in English would both be translated to "this".

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8. forum.wordreference.com › threads › yoshi-ate-theYoshi ate the apple | WordReference Forums

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   Sep 16, 2006 · Probably, you could say sono ringo — "that apple" if you really want to stress it. I guess that kono and ano — "this" and "that over there" could also be used according to the situation. But in most cases you don't need to translate "the" because it becomes clear from context.