Kono, sono, anokono, sono, ano are followed by noun. (io) sono = i am (tu) sei = you (singular) are (lui/lei) è = he/she is (noi). Io mi chiamo pedro (ejemplo) yo me llamo pedro.
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Sono is the first person, io sono alto (i'm tall), sei is the second person, tu sei alto (you're tall), è is the third person, it/he/she is tall 查看翻译 1 like Eroero is in the imperfetto tense, it is used for habitual actions in the past or to describe actions that are still ongoing in the past: Sono means 'that' or 'this'.
È @drphred sono and è are different conjugations of the verb essere (to be).
🍁when u wanna say about something that is near, around or mostly next to you u shoud say: 'kore' 🍁when u wanna say about something which is next to the person who are you. Io sono (i am) loro sono (they are) lei /lui è (she/ he is). Kore, sore, are themselves are noun.
Verb to be present first singular person|@auroraco it is a answer to the question how much is it? Kore,sore,are,dorekore,sore,are,dore ＋ は(ha)、＝it's kore,sore,are,dore ＋ が(ga)、＝it's kono,sono,ano,dono＋物体(forexample apple,cake,book etc.) ＝the 〜|it was very difficult and. Sonothey are different forms of the verb essere (to be) in the present, depending on the person. D'estate ero sempre al mare (in the summer i was always at the beach).
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Io sono un studente , (yo soy un estudiante)|@alo_ss94: This is a book これ(kore)は本です this book is interesting この(kono)本は面白い的同义词 |@drphred these are two parts of the conjugation of the verb. Sonosono is adjective sore is pronoun example sono tsukue = that table sore wa tsukue =that is a table|その (sono) modifies a noun, however it is not an adjective.
