How to say 'There' in Japanese | あっち

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The Japanese word for There is 'Atchi', written as あっち in Japanese.

word

あっち

Meaning

There

Reading

Atchi

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'あっち' is a colloquial and informal way to refer to a place or direction that is away from both the speaker and the listener. It is often used in casual conversations and is equivalent to 'over there' in English. The word 'あっち' is part of a set of directional words in Japanese that include 'こっち (kocchi)' for 'here' (near the speaker), 'そっち (socchi)' for 'there' (near the listener), and 'あっち (atchi)' for 'over there' (away from both). Example sentences: The store is over there「あっちにお店がある」(あっちにおみせがある). Let's go over there「あっちに行こう」(あっちにいこう).

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

2070

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word あっち

This word contains 3 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

あ

Reading

hiragana

ち

Reading

Chi

hiragana

つ

Reading

Tsu

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'Atchi' means 'There' .

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