What's the difference between 'sono hito' and 'ano hito'?
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one of the difference is distance from the speaker, physical or emotional. like "this" and "that" in English. "ano" is farther than "sono".
speaker <--> kono hito <--> sono hito <--> ano hito
it is "ko so a do kotoba" in japanease.("dono hito"=who or whom add to above)
"kore" "sore" "are" "dore"
"kono toki" "sono toki" "ano toki" "dono toki(rare "itsu" is better)"
"kore kara" "sore kara" "are kara" "dore kara"
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