# 44, this, this and that | Japanese
- そ れ は 何 で す か (Sore wa nan desu ka) - Who is there (it)? (We mean that the object is to the interviewer) - こ れ は く る ま で す (Kore wa desu Kuruma) - There machine. (こ れ used, because the speaker says from his position - he is a machine here too).
Note the difference between こ れ, そ れ, and あ れ こ こ, そ こ, あ そ こ. Lithuanian although they can be translated in the same words, but the first three means of a single object, and the rest - the location (although the place can also be a "thing" - houses, country, city, street, etc.).
And yet at the end learn to be polite:-) If we talk about the other person and say "this man," here is my friend "or the like., The use of fillers こ れ, そ れ, あ れ is a bit rude. If the environment completely official, use them rude and even in terms of objects, the question "what is it?" And so on. In this case, you need to know more civil forms, respectively: こ ち ら (kochira) そ ち ら (sochira) and あ ち ら (Ahira).
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- そ れ は 何 で す か (Sore wa nan desu ka) - Who is there (it)? (We mean that the object is to the interviewer) - こ れ は く る ま で す (Kore wa desu Kuruma) - There machine. (こ れ used, because the speaker says from his position - he is a machine here too).
Note the difference between こ れ, そ れ, and あ れ こ こ, そ こ, あ そ こ. Lithuanian although they can be translated in the same words, but the first three means of a single object, and the rest - the location (although the place can also be a "thing" - houses, country, city, street, etc.).
And yet at the end learn to be polite:-) If we talk about the other person and say "this man," here is my friend "or the like., The use of fillers こ れ, そ れ, あ れ is a bit rude. If the environment completely official, use them rude and even in terms of objects, the question "what is it?" And so on. In this case, you need to know more civil forms, respectively: こ ち ら (kochira) そ ち ら (sochira) and あ ち ら (Ahira).
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Listening Practice # 43 I want
Categories ひ ら が な (Hiragana) (11) カ タ カ ナ (Katakana) (12) 疑問 詞 (gimonshi - interrogative words) (2) 練習 (renshuu - exercises) (11) Advertising (1) Advertising and Events (5) Uncategorized (4) 前置詞(zenchishi - prepositions) (3) 助 言 (jyogen isbn - Tips) (3) 助詞, 接 続 詞 (jyoshi, setsuzokushi - particles, conjunctions) isbn (24) 動詞 (doushi - verbs) (22) 形容詞 (keiyoushi - adjectives) (7)数字 (Suuji - figures) (5) 文法 (bunpou - grammar) (54) 代名詞 (daimeishi - pronouns) (2) 漢字 (Kanji) (41)
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