How to say 'That' in Japanese | 彼れ

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The Japanese word for That is 'Are', written as 彼れ in Japanese.'That' in hiragana is あれ.

word

彼れ

Meaning

That

Reading

あれ

are

Kanji

彼Third person pronoun, He

Explanation

The Japanese pronoun '彼れ (あれ)' means 'that' and is used to refer to something distant from both the speaker and the listener, either physically or psychologically. It is often used when the specific object or subject is known to both parties but is not immediately present. For example: That is a mountain「あれは山です」(あれはやまです). That over there is my house「あれが私の家です」(あれがわたしのいえです). It can also be used to refer to something that is not tangible, such as an idea or a situation. For example: That was a difficult time「あれは大変な時期でした」(あれはたいへんなじきでした).

Part Of Speech

pronoun

Kanji JLPT

Kanji Grade

Frequency

598

Composition

kanji-hiragana

Handwriting

Kanji in the Word 彼れ

This word contains 1 kanji character:

kanji

彼

Meaning

Third person pronoun, He

Hiragana in the Word 彼れ

This word contains 1 Hiragana character :

hiragana

れ

Reading

Words Related to 彼れ Through the Kanji 彼

These 9 Words contain the Kanji 彼 as well.

word

彼

Meaning

word

彼女

Meaning

She, Girlfriend

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彼の

Meaning

That

word

彼ら

Meaning

They

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彼奴

Meaning

That guy

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彼氏

Meaning

Boyfriend

word

彼処

Meaning

There

word

彼方

Meaning

Yonder

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彼是

Meaning

Various

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