Usages of sochira
私 は 今日 初めて 彼女 の 家 に 行く。 そちら は 駅 から 近い？watashi wa kyou hajimete kanojo no ie ni iku. sochira wa eki kara chikai?
I am going to her house for the first time today. Is it close to the station over there?
そちら の 天気予報 に よる と、 週末 は 雨 です か？sochira no tenkiyohou ni yoru to, shuumatsu wa ame desu ka?
According to the weather forecast there, will it be rainy on the weekend?
そちら から こちら に 来るの は 無理 なら、 電話 で 話そう。sochira kara kochira ni kuruno wa muri nara, denwa de hanasou.
If coming here from there is impossible, let’s talk on the phone.
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