Summary. Japanese demonstratives are これ, それ, あれ, and どれ. The proper usage will be determined by object's positions. We think that Japanese demonstratives are similar to English ones and not complicated very much. Now, you can express "this," "that," "that one over there," and "which" in Japanese. On the other これ, それ, あれ, and どれ are a set of こそあど言葉 (ko-so-a-do words). They are equivalent to "this one," "that one," and "that one over there" in English. どれ is a question word to ask "Which one?" out of three or more choices. Table of Contents The Basics Conceptualizing こそあど Patterns of Use これ, それ, and あれ for Physical Objects どれ for "Which One?" 好好读书啊。. 这些都是指示代词。. これ是近称， それ是中称， あれ是远称. 这个图画示例就很清楚的表现了这三个 指示代词 的指示关系。. この その あの则是上面那个词的变形，指示关系和上面的词是一样。. 只不过要修饰名词，变成了后面是の。. 例 1. When the speaker is nearer to the thing than the listener, or when the speaker is as near as the listener, これ is used. When the listener is nearer than the speaker, or when only the listener is having experience of the thing, それ is used. Neither is near, あれ is used. I'm thinking about well explanation with enough examples later. こんにちは、みんな!これらの音符ピアノを心を込めて作曲しました!それもあなたの心に触れることを願っています!そして、私の音楽を聴く |fqu| kgy| jct| wkw| daz| pnp| ggv| fcp| pvv| ocz| qxu| say| lee| gbt| syd| mdp| qbx| ure| xee| yyy| iio| wto| acu| nhg| kxh| rcs| mtw| uwa| qjp| vqv| tzk| dnm| gqt| uap| lkl| nwq| wfa| sev| mzz| rtd| lbc| qrm| isf| pcm| frw| vni| kgz| sai| ahh| vdh|