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この, その, あの, どの + noun Kono, sono, ano, dono + noun Try not to get these confused with 'kore, sore, are, dore' as they are similar (so I refer you back to the previous tutorial: http://learningjapanese.deviantart.com/art/Text-Kore-Sore-Are-Dore-266472391) but their uses are different. These can make a sentence slightly more specific and must always be followed by a noun (whereas 'kore, sore, are, dore' must always be alone). これはいくらですか？ Kore wa ikura desu ka? How much is this? Replace 'kore wa' with 'kono+noun': &