Monday, November 28, 2011

What's the difference between koko, kono, and kore?

Question:


for places.

Answer:


koko = here
kono = with other nouns
kore = this
the prefix ko- is usually referring to something close to the speaker.
like koko, doko, and asoko. koko = here, doko = there (near another person close to you, someone you are talking to) and asoko = over there (farther away from you, the speaker, and the person you are speaking to.)

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