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Grammar detail: ここ、そこ、どこ
ここ、そこ、どこ - here, there and where
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My current mastery of this grammar point:
Four of the most useful words in Japanese describe location:
- ここ here (the place where the speaker is)
- そこ there (the place where the listener is)
- あそこ over there (a place where neither the speaker nor the listener is)
- どこ where
One of the most common sentence patterns in Japanese is 'where is ~?'. This is expressed with the following pattern:
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