How to Say ‘Your watch’ in Japanese
そちらの時計
sochira no tokei
[soh-CHEE-rah no toh-KAY]
💬 Usage Tip: そちら is a polite form of その and can also indirectly mean "you", so そちらの時計 is a courteous way to say "your watch" without using a word for "you".
Phrase Breakdown
そちら
sochira
[soh-CHEE-rah]
your; that (polite)
Polite word for 'that one' or 'your side', referring to the listener.
そちらのバッグ、素敵ですね。
Your bag is lovely.
の
no
[no]
of; 's
A particle linking a noun to what belongs to it or describes it.
あなたの強みは責任感です。
Your strength is a sense of responsibility.
時計
tokei
[toh-KAY]
watch; clock
Wristwatch or clock.
新しい時計を買った。
I bought a new watch.
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