How to Say ‘That clothes / that outfit’ in Japanese
その服
sono fuku
[soh-noh foo-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: [その] means "that" for something close to the listener, so [その服] is "that outfit you're wearing." Swap in another noun the same way: [そのバッグ] = "that bag."
Phrase Breakdown
その
sono
[soh-noh]
that
Refers to something near the listener, such as the clothes they are wearing.
その服、落ち着いた色で素敵ですね。
Those clothes are a calm color and look lovely.
服
fuku
[foo-koo]
clothes
A common word for clothing or outfit. Useful for giving compliments on style.
その服はバーの雰囲気にも合っています。
Those clothes also match the atmosphere of the bar.
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