How to Say ‘This graph’ in Japanese
このグラフ
kono gurafu
[kono goo-RAH-foo]
💬 Usage Tip: この must sit directly before a noun, like "this" in "this chart". Swap in その "that (near you)" or あの "that (over there)": そのグラフ.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[kono]
this
Demonstrative pronoun used to indicate a specific thing near the speaker.
この仕事は難しいです。
This job is difficult.
グラフ
gurafu
[goo-RAH-foo]
graph; chart
A loanword from English for a visual chart showing data.
グラフが大きいです。
The graph is big.
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