What is 'そこ' called in English?

'そこ' in English is called "There". There refers to: 話し手または参照点から離れた場所や位置を指す。

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English: "The keys are over there on the table." | Japanese: "鍵はテーブルの上のそこにあります。"

adverb

English to Japanese Dictionary

そこ, その時

そこ in English:there

IPA:soko

Quick Answer • 要約

there の日本語の意味は「そこ, その時」です。 (話し手または参照点から離れた場所や位置を指す。)

1
adverb
そこ
Referring to a place or position away from the speaker or the point of reference.
話し手または参照点から離れた場所や位置を指す。
2
adverb
そこ
Used to introduce a sentence or clause, often indicating existence or occurrence, without carrying significant semantic meaning of place.
文や節を導入するために使用され、しばしば存在や発生を示すが、場所の意味合いはあまり持たない。
3
adverb
その時
Referring to a particular point in time, a stage in a process, or a specific state of affairs.
特定の時点、プロセスの段階、または特定の状況を指す。

“The keys are over there on the table.”

鍵はテーブルの上のそこにあります。

“There is a problem we need to address.”

対処すべき問題があります。

“We'll discuss it further when we get there.”

そこに着いたら、さらに話し合いましょう。

In English:

yonderover there

In English:

adverbthereby

adverbtherefore

There you goexpression

An expression used to confirm something, hand something over, or acknowledge a successful action.

There, thereexpression

An expression used to comfort someone who is upset or crying.

Been there, done thatidiom

An expression indicating that one has already experienced something and is familiar with it.