English–Japanese
“over there” in Japanese
How to say “over there” in Japanese
“Over there” in Japanese is あそこ (asoko).
Points to a specific place that is away from both people in the conversation.
Example sentences with あそこ
あそこに新しい店があります。a so ko ni atara shi i mise ga a ri ma su
There is a new store over there.
Tips for using あそこ
- The distance contrast among ここ (koko), そこ (soko), and あそこ (asoko) helps speakers show whether a place is near the speaker, near the listener, or far from both.
Other Japanese words for “over there”
駅はあちらです。eki wa a chi ra de su
The station is over there.
