There; to it in Japanese

Definition

Definition in EnglishAn unstressed object pronoun replacing a previously mentioned place or a verb's complement introduced by the preposition meaning to when that complement refers to a thing or idea.

Definition in Japaneseフランス語の y のように、すでに述べた場所や、前置詞 à で導かれる物・事柄を表す補語を受ける、強勢を置かない代名詞。

Example sentences

• 私(わたし)はお店(みせ)に行(い)く。姉(あね)はそこで働(はたら)いている。🔊

  I go to the shop, and my sister works there.

• これはいいアイデアで、よくそれについて考(かんが)える。🔊

  This is a good idea, and I often think about it.

• 母は学校(はははがっこう)で働(はたら)いていて、私(わたし)をそこに連(つ)れていってくれる。🔊

  My mother works at the school, and she takes me there.

there; to it in other languages

• What there; to it means
• In Portuguese
• In French