There's a mosque on the other side.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There's a mosque on the other side.

There's a mosque on the other side.

There's a church across the street.

There is a church across the street.

Our neighbor's ground yields better corn than our own.

The church is just across the street.

There's a hotel across the street.

The shrine faces on [onto] the street.

It's across the street.

Opposite [across the street] there is a Chinese restaurant.

There's a hotel across the street.

Yours is over there.

The temple is located directly west of the school.

The pipe shop is across the street.

a branch temple that is built apart from the main temple

We also went to the temple.

It's just across the street from the church.

Just across the street from the church?

The flower shop is just across the street.

There is an anteroom adjoining the library.

The post office is the other way.

a monk staying at another temple as a guest

We also went to the temple.

There used to be a temple here.

There is a tea-house by the wayside―by the roadside.

The temple is commonly called ‘the Moss Temple'.

The shop is on the corner of the street.

That is the temple which they live in.

Saihoji Temple in Kyoto is also called ‘Mossy Temple'.

The street is lined with bookstores on either side.