Japanese with Manga

That over there with

あれ is a pronoun for an object or idea away from both the speaker and listener. It means “that over there” or, when referring back to an idea, “that”.

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That schoolhouse over there with あれ

Vocabulary Explanation: That over there with あれ

Manga panel from ご注文はうさぎですか？ showing example of That schoolhouse over there with あれ.
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 32

Chiya takes Cocoa to see where her new school is located. Coca is filled with excitement to see it.

ココア:
「あれが私(わたし)の新(あたら)しい 学(まな)び舎(や)かぁ」
“So that over there is my new schoolhouse.”
「見(み)てるだけでわくわくしてくるよ」
“Just looking at it makes me excited.”

That teaching style with あれ

Vocabulary Explanation: That over there with あれ

Manga panel from ご注文はうさぎですか？ showing example of That teaching style with あれ.
ご注文はうさぎですか？ » Volume 1 » Page 106

At a pool visit, it’s learned that Rize doesn’t know how to swim. Syaro suggests she practice using a kickboard, but there’s something Rize is more interested in trying.

リゼ:
「手(て)を引(ひ)っ張(ぱ)るやつ　あれがやりたい」
“Being pulled along by the hands. I want to try that.”
シャロ:
「リゼ先輩(せんぱい)意外(いがい)と子供(こども)だ」
“Rize-senpai is surprisingly childish.”