あの

ano

that (over there)

Also:um, er (hesitation)

AdjectiveJLPT N5

What does あの mean?

あの is a Japanese adjective meaning “that (over there)” in English. It can also be translated as “um, er (hesitation)” depending on context. It is written as あの in hiragana, and ano in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N5 vocabulary.

Example sentence

あのおいしいワインをなぜ飲まないんだい。

Why not try that delicious wine?

More JLPT N5 words

ここkoko
here, this place
ではdeha
then, well, so
そこsoko
that place, there, bottom, sole
後であとでatode
later on, afterwards
～月～がつ～gatsu
month of year
いただきますitadakimasu
expression of gratitude before a meal
気を付けてきをつけてkiwotsukete
be careful
～号室～ごうしつ～goushitsu
room number