How to Say ‘This data’ in Japanese
このデータ
kono deeta
[koh-noh DEH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: この (kono) always sits directly in front of a noun, so この on its own can't mean "this one". When there's no noun after it, use これ (kore) instead.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this (near speaker)
Demonstrative modifying a noun: この女 = “this woman.”
この女がどれほど巨大な組織に追われてきたか知っている。
I know how huge an organization this woman has been chased by.
データ
deeta
[DEH-tah]
data
Loanword from English; numbers or information used in reports.
新しいデータがあります。
There is new data.
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