How to Say ‘This putt’ in Japanese
このパット
kono patto
[koh-noh PAHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: この goes right before a noun and means the thing near you: このクラブ "this club". Use その for something near the listener and あの for something far from both of you.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this (modifying a noun)
A demonstrative that must come before a noun (この + noun). Used for something near the speaker or just mentioned.
この本は面白いです。
This book is interesting.
パット
patto
[PAHT-toh]
putt
A gentle stroke on the green to roll the ball toward the hole.
長いパットが残りました。
A long putt was left.
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