How to Say ‘In front of that convenience store’ in Japanese
あのコンビニの前
ano konbini no mae
[ah-noh kohn-bee-nee noh mah-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜の前] means "in front of 〜," with the place coming first. So you can swap in other landmarks easily, like [ホテルの前] or [駅の前].
Phrase Breakdown
あのコンビニ
ano konbini
that convenience store over there
Refers to a specific convenience store known to both speaker and listener.
あのコンビニに行きます。
I’m going to that convenience store.
Words in this phrase
あの
ano
[ah-noh]
that
Used to point out a specific thing that is away from the speaker.
あのコンビニの前で待ち合わせましょう。
Let's meet in front of that convenience store.
コンビニ
konbini
[kohn-bee-nee]
convenience store
A convenience store; often used as an easy pickup or drop-off landmark.
あのコンビニの前なら分かりやすいです。
In front of that convenience store is easy to understand.
の前
no mae
in front of
Indicates the area directly before the referenced place.
駅の前で会いましょう。
Let’s meet in front of the station.
Words in this phrase
の
no
[noh]
of
Connects the store and the location in front of it.
あのコンビニの前にタクシーを止めてください。
Please stop the taxi in front of that convenience store.
前
mae
[mah-eh]
front
The area directly before a building or place.
あのコンビニの前は明るいです。
The area in front of that convenience store is bright.
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