“This and that” in Japanese
Short answer
This and that in Japanese is “どうこう” (doukou). Full meaning: this and that, one thing or another.
Other ways to say “This and that” in Japanese
此れ此れ
korekore this and that, such and such
彼是
karekore this and that, this or that, one thing or another, this way and that; around, about, round about, roughly, nearly, almost
此彼
korekare this and that; this person and that person, anybody
とうごう
tougou this and that, one thing or another
とうこう
toukou this and that, one thing or another
どうの
douno something or other, this and that, one thing this, another thing that, blah blah blah
そんなこんな
sonnakonna this and that, various things
兎角
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
兎や角
toyakaku this and that, all kinds of things, one thing and another
四の五の
shinogono (complaining about) this and that, one thing or another
然う斯う
soukou this and that, one thing or another
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