Can you take a look at this?
pronoun
Used to refer to someone in the speaker's in-group, often in a familiar or humble way. Not used for superiors or out-group members.
これがうちの息子です。
This is my son.
pronoun
now; this point in time
Appears in fixed expressions like これから (from now on) and これまで (until now). Not used as a standalone temporal pronoun.
これから会議を始めます。
We will start the meeting now.
これまでお世話になりました。
Thank you for everything up to now.
pronoun
Dated usage; modern Japanese normally uses ここ for 'here'.
昔の文語では「これに」が「ここに」の意味で使われた。
In old literary language, これに was used to mean 'here'.
adverb
Formal or literary use; stresses the subject of a sentence, often in the pattern これは or これが. Not common in everyday speech.
これが現実というものだ。
This is what reality is.
pronoun
Archaic first-person pronoun; not used in modern Japanese outside of historical or stylized contexts.
古文では「これ」が一人称として使われることがある。
In classical Japanese, これ is sometimes used as a first-person pronoun.
Search-only kanji form; not a standard modern spelling.
Rare kanji form; mainly encountered in older or formal writing.
Search-only kanji form; not a standard modern spelling.
Rare kanji form; mainly encountered in older or formal writing.
Search-only kanji form; not a standard modern spelling.
Rare kanji form; mainly encountered in older or formal writing.
Rare kanji form; mainly encountered in older or formal writing.
Native Japanese proximal demonstrative pronoun. The historical derivation is uncertain; the kana spelling これ is standard in modern usage.