How to Say ‘That course’ in Japanese
そのコース
sono koosu
[soh-noh KOH-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: その points to something the other person just mentioned. Use この for something near you, like a menu you're holding.
Phrase Breakdown
その
sono
[soh-noh]
that; those (near listener / previously mentioned)
Demonstrative for something already known/mentioned: その威力 = “that power.”
その威力 とくと見よ！と叫んだ。
He shouted, “Look well at that power!”
コース
koosu
[KOH-soo]
course (set meal)
A set multi-dish meal offered by a restaurant.
コースを予約したいです。
I'd like to reserve a course meal.
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