Re: How is a(re|no) really visualized?rset=UTF-8; format=flowe
- From: Paul D <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Jan 2007 16:56:01 +0900
On 2007-01-05 10:04:38 +0900, Vincent Delporte <justask@xxxxxxxx> said:
Hi
Something that I've wondered for a long time: How do Japanese
people visualize ano, are, asoko, etc?
Is it...
Me -----> thing <---------- Other party
or...
(Me and other party standing next to each other) -----------> thing?
I think the latter image is closer, because knowledge you share in common (i.e. have a common standpoint on) uses ano, are, and asoko.
"Ano kissaten-wa yokatta ne!"
That café (we both know about) was great, wasn't it?
Pera-Pera Penguin has a nice column on the abstract distinctions of a/so/ko. Google for it if you're interested.
Paul D
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