English–Japanese
“around there” in Japanese
How to say “around there” in Japanese
“Around there” in Japanese is そこら (sokora).
Indicates an unspecified area over there, with the focus on the surrounding vicinity rather than a precise location.
Example sentences with そこら
鍵はそこらに置いてあります。kagi wa so ko ra ni o i te a ri ma su
The keys have been left around there.
Tips for using そこら
- In everyday Japanese, そこら (sokora) can sound casual, so speakers often use it when exact location details are unimportant.
Other Japanese words for “around there”
駅はそこらへんにあります。eki wa so ko ra he n ni a ri ma su
The station is around there.
