that

 14 October 03:19   

    Old English (neuter about pronoun, audible article).

    that

    # Abutting clauses involving appear accent etc.

    #:He told me that the book is a acceptable read.

    ::

    that (plural: )

    # The (thing) getting adumbrated (at a ambit from the speaker, or ahead mentioned, or at addition time).

    #:That book is a acceptable read.

    #:That action was in 1450.

    ::::::*Swedish: , , ,

    *Telugu: (aa)

    that (plural: )

    # That thing.

    #: That was an absorbing example.

    *Bosnian: ,

    *Bulgarian: (tova)

    *Esperanto:

    *Greek: , , , , , n pl

    *Japanese:

    **(near) (sore)

    **(far) (are)

    *Korean: (gugeot), (jeogeot)

    *Novial: or or , , , plurals add -s

    *Old English: , ,

    *Portuguese:

    **(near) , , , f/pl

    **(far) , , , f/pl

    *Russian: (eto)

    :*Cyrillic: ,

    :*Latin: ,

    *Slovak:

    *Spanish:

    **(near) , , , f/pl

    **(far) , , , f/pl

    *Swedish: , , , , ,

    *Telugu: (adi)

    that

    # .

    #: I like the song that you wrote.

    #: In this sense, that is prescriptively acclimated in akin contexts only. For non-restrictive contexts (e.g., I like the endure song on the album, which John wrote.), is preferred.

    *Arabic, Egyptian: (?illi)

    *Bosnian: m sg, f sg, n pl, m pl, f pl, and n sg

    *Bulgarian: / / (kojto/kojato/koeto) m/f/n, (kogato)

    *Dutch:

    *Esperanto:

    *Finnish: ,

    *Greek: (pou)

    *German: , , , (m/f/n/pl resp.)

    *Hungarian: , (the after means: )

    *Indonesian:

    *Novial:

    *Old English:

    *Romanian:

    *Russian: / / / (kotoryj/kotoraja/kotoroje/kotoryje) m/f/n/pl, (sto)

    :*Cyrillic: m sg, f sg, n pl, m pl, f pl, and n sg

    :*Roman: m sg, f sg, n pl, m pl, f pl, and n sg

    *Slovak: / / m/f/n,

    *Slovene:

    *Swedish: ,