That Over There
Those Over There
adjective, こそあど word
Remember how あれ means "that one over there"? Well, あの means that, and goes before a noun to point out something that is far away from both you and the person you're talking to, such as あの本 (that book over there) or あの子犬 (that puppy over there).
Notice how these words starting with あ are far away from you? We'll be learning a few more of these, and they all follow the same pattern! What's more, you’ll notice that words ending in の tend to go before a noun.
あの人
that person over there
あの日
that day
あのとき
at that time, at that moment
あの人、どこかで見たことある気がする。
I think I've seen that person over there somewhere before.
あの日のこと、おぼえてる？
Do you remember that day?
あのとき、「ありがとう」って言えばよかった。
I should have said "thank you" at the time.