How to Say ‘This paper’ in Japanese
この紙
kono kami
[ko-no ka-mee]
💬 Usage Tip: [この紙] means “this paper/form.” Simple and very common when someone points to paperwork in front of you.
🇯🇵 In Japan: At Japanese offices, staff often point carefully to the exact sheet or box you need. Follow the finger—paper treasure hunt!
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[ko-no]
this
Used before a noun to point to something near the speaker.
この紙を使ってください。
Please use this paper.
紙
kami
[ka-mee]
paper
Paper or form sheet used for writing information.
この紙に名前を書きます。
I write my name on this paper.
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