Place
Spot, Scene
noun, suffix
The kanji and the word are exactly the same. That means they share meanings as well.
Wondering how 所 differs from 場所? While 場所 only refers to a physical location, 所 can be more abstract and refer to a place, a point in time, or a certain situation or condition. This is why 所 usually needs some extra context to clarify what kind of "place" you mean.
Since this word is made up of a single kanji, it should use the kun'yomi reading. You didn't learn that reading with the kanji, so here's a mnemonic:
You find yourself in a strange place full of toe cologne (ところ). Bottles and bottles of toe cologne. Cologne for your toes, or toe-scented cologne? Either way, imagine the pungent smell. You don't know why a place like this exists, and you want to get out ASAP. This toe cologne place really isn't your scene.
Note: This can be shortened to とこ in casual speech, so don't be surprised if you see it in that form too.
住む所
place to live
食べる所
place to eat
いい所
a good place
分からない所があれば、手を上げてください。
If there's a spot you don't understand, please raise your hand.
前回と同じ所で会いましょう。
See you at the same place as last time.
お母さんがスクワットをしている所に、友人が来てしまった。
My friend came over just as my mother was doing squats.
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