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I was thinking about this sentence in my mind and would like to know if I translated it right
how much is that car over there?
are ha kurumo ha ikura desu ka?ano kuruma.
Otherwise it’s good. =)
When kore/sore/are immediately precede a noun, you use the pre-nominal forms kono/sono/ano instead.
kore ha kuruma desu = this is a car
kono kuruma ha takai desu = this car is expensive
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