yon in Japanese
yon in Japanese is あの, あれ — yon means that, over there; used to point out something visible but at a distance.
yon in Japanese
あの
Pronounced: ano
(dated, or, dialectal) Distant, but within sight; (that thing) just over there.
あれ
Pronounced: are
(dated, or, dialectal) Distant, but within sight; (that thing) just over there.
What does "yon" mean?
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det That, over there; used to point out something visible but at a distance.
"See yon hill in the distance? That's where we're headed."
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adv Over there; in that direction.
"The old barn stands yon, past the trees."
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yon in a sentence
- See yon hill in the distance? That's where we're headed.
- The old barn stands yon, past the trees.
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What is "yon" in Japanese?
"yon" in Japanese is あの, あれ. yon means: That, over there; used to point out something visible but at a distance.
How do you pronounce あの?
"yon" in Japanese is あの, pronounced "ano".
How do you use "yon" in a sentence?
Example: "See yon hill in the distance? That's where we're headed." In Japanese, "yon" is あの, あれ.
Are there other ways to say "yon" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "yon": あの, あれ.
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