English–Japanese
“those” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajisorera
Example
それらを見てください。so re ra o mi te ku da sa i
Please look at those.
How to say “those” in Japanese
“Those” in Japanese is それら (sorera).
Points to two or more things or people that have already been identified as a group.
Example sentences with それら
机の上にある箱を見てください。それらは全部、私の物です。tsukue no ue ni a ru bako o mi te ku da sa i so re ra wa zen bu watashi no mono de su
Please look at the boxes on the desk. They all belong to me.
Tips for using それら
- In conversational Japanese, それら (sorera) often sounds more formal than それ (sore) when referring to concrete things, so it appears especially often in writing.