Translation guide
How to express that something happens, exists, or is located in the same place as something else, or that two things are in the same location.
Expressing that two or more things are in the same physical location, or that an action occurs at the same place as before.
The most direct and common way to say 'the same place'. Used in both spoken and written Japanese.
There is a fireworks festival in the same place every year.
Let's meet at the same place as yesterday.
More casual than 同じ場所. ところ is a common word for 'place' in everyday conversation.
I always eat lunch at the same place.
Formal, often used in written documents or official contexts. Not common in casual speech.
The incident occurred at the same place.
Referring back to a place already mentioned or known from context.
Literally 'that place', used when the place has already been mentioned or is clear from context. Functions like 'the same place' in English.
I want to eat at that same place again, the restaurant we went to yesterday.
Simply 'there', but often used to mean 'the same place' when the location is understood.
Describing that an action happens in the same location, often with verbs like 住む (live), 働く (work), 集まる (gather).
Use に for existence or directional verbs, で for action verbs. This pattern is for verbs like 住む, いる, 集まる.
They live in the same place.
Everyone gathered at the same place.
Use で for action verbs that take place at a location.
We work at the same place.
Comparing locations, saying that two things are in the same place.
Pattern for saying A and B are in the same place. Use にいる for animate beings.
The station and the convenience store are in the same place.
The cat and the dog are in the same place.
Let's meet at the same place tomorrow.