“Here” in Japanese
Short answer
Here in Japanese is “此処” (koko). Full meaning: here, this place; this point, here, now; these past ... (e.g. three years), these last ....
Other ways to say “Here” in Japanese
そら
sora look!, there!, here!; that is
ほら
hora look!, see!, here!, there!, hey!
ヒア
hia hear; here
コゴ
kogo here, this place; this point, here, now; these past ... (e.g. three years), these last ...
此方
kochira this way, this direction; here; this (one)
これで
korede here, with this
さあ
saa come (on), come now, come along, here; all right, right, okay, now, here goes; well, hmm, uh, let's see, I'm not sure
当地
touchi this place, here
さあさあ
saasaa come, come, come, come now; here you go, here
はーい
haii yes, that is correct; understood, I see, OK, okay; present, here
ポラ
pora look!, see!, here!, there!, hey!
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