kono furoaranpu to pendantoraito wa yasu ppoi.

This floor lamp and pendant light look cheap.

Breakdown of kono furoaranpu to pendantoraito wa yasu ppoi.

• は: topic particle
• 安やすい: cheap
• と: noun-connector particle
• この: this

Questions & Answers about kono furoaranpu to pendantoraito wa yasu ppoi.

How do you read this sentence?

A natural reading is:

この フロアランプ と ペンダントライト は やすっぽい。

More smoothly, without spaces:

このフロアランプとペンダントライトは安っぽい。

Key readings:

• この = kono
• フロアランプ = furoa ranpu
• と = to
• ペンダントライト = pendanto raito
• は = written ha, pronounced wa
• 安っぽい = やすっぽい / yasuppoi

What does この do here?

この means this and directly modifies the noun that follows it.

So:

• このフロアランプ = this floor lamp

It works like this in English: it must come before a noun.

Compare:

• このフロアランプ = this floor lamp
• この by itself is not used the same way as English this. If you want this alone, you would usually say これ.

Does この apply to both フロアランプ and ペンダントライト?

Grammatically, この directly modifies only フロアランプ.

So the phrase most literally is:

• this floor lamp and the pendant light

If the speaker wanted to explicitly say this floor lamp and this pendant light, they could say:

• このフロアランプとこのペンダントライト

That said, in real context, Japanese often leaves things understood, so the second noun may still be understood as part of the same set being pointed out.