This is the 867th most frequent Japanese word.
a
The Japanese word "a" (あ) is an interjection expressing realization, surprise, or recognition, similar to "oh" or "ah" in English.
The word 'あの' modifies '人' (person) and refers to someone distant from both the speaker and the listener.
あの人は親切です。
That person is kind.
The word '景色' means 'scenery'; it denotes the subject of the photograph, conveying natural surroundings.
彼は旅行中に美しい景色を撮影しました。
He photographed beautiful scenery during his trip.
The term 'アメ' refers to 'candy,' showcasing its use as a loanword from English experienced in daily conversations.