Doko, Koko,Asoko ここ,そこ,あそこ in Japanese

Kamis, 06 Juli 2017

Before we study koko,soko,asoko would better we study this sentence pattern. Please remember this pattern and commonly this is a elementary Japanese.

• Koko (ここ)indicates that the place where the speaker is, 
• soko (そこ) indicates that the place where the listener is, and 
• asoko (あそこ)a place is distant from both speaker and listener.

Note : when the speaker regards the listener as sharing her or his territory, the place where they both are is designated by ここ, in this situation , そこindicates a place slightly distant from them. あそこ is  a far away.

N + は+ Place + です

The grammar usually using when state where a place, thing or person.

Example;

• 郵便局 (ゆうびんきょく) はあそこです
• post office is over there.

• 食堂(しょくどう) はあそこです
• Canteen is overthere.

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