How to Say ‘That big carriage’ in Japanese
あの大きい車
ano ookii kuruma
[ah-noh oh-KEE koo-roo-MAH]
💬 Usage Tip: 車 usually means "car" today, but its root meaning is any wheeled vehicle, so it covers a carriage here.
Phrase Breakdown
あの
ano
[ah-noh]
that
Used to refer to something distant from both the speaker and listener.
あの空はきれいだ。
That sky is beautiful.
大きい
ookii
[oh-KEE]
big; large
An i-adjective meaning large in size.
大きいカップをください。
A large cup, please.
車
kuruma
[koo-roo-MAH]
wheel; car
Means vehicle or wheel; combined with いす it forms 'wheelchair'.
車で店に行きます。
I go to the restaurant by car.
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