“The” in Japanese
Short answer
ザ
za
The in Japanese is “ザ” (za). Full meaning: the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic.
Other ways to say “The” in Japanese
其の
sono that, the; part (as in "part two"); um ..., er ..., uh ...
ざ
za the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
サ
sa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さ
sa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さぁ
saa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さア
saa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さあ
saa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さー
saa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
さあー
saaa the; quintessential, definitive, representative, typical, classic
彼の
kano that, those, the; that well-known ..., the one and only ...
ほん
hon that, the; part (as in "part two"); um ..., er ..., uh ...
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