Like this, such in Japanese 🇯🇵

こう info.

Tips to Remember:
– Remember "こう" by thinking of "COOL" things. When you see or experience something cool, you might show it to someone and say, "like this, such" cool thing!
– Picture yourself pointing at a specific object or action while saying "こう". This physical action can help cement the association in your mind.

Explanations:
– "こう" (kou) is an adverb that means "like this," "such," or "this kind of."
– It is often used to refer to a manner, way, or certain condition or quality when explaining or describing something.

Other Words with the Same Meaning:
– こんな (konna) – "like this" or "such." ("こんな感じ" (konna kanji) – "This kind of feeling.")
– このように (kono you ni) – "in this way" or "like this." ("このようにする" (kono you ni suru) – "to do in this way.")

Alternate Meanings/Slang:
– "こう" does not have widely recognized slang meanings.

Examples of Sentences:
– こうやって書いてください。 (Kou yatte kaite kudasai.)
*Please write it like this.*
– こういうことはいつも起きます。(Kou iu koto wa itsumo okimasu.)
*Such things always happen.*
– こうした例は非常に珍しい。(Kou a rei wa hijou ni mezurashii.)
*Examples like this are very rare.*
– 彼女はこう言いました。(Kanojo wa kou iimaa.)
*She said it like this.*

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