that one

English

that one (plural those ones or (dialectal or nonstandard) them ones)

A specified object, thing or person (especially one further away/over there or known or mentioned later). (This entry is a translation hub.)
"Which one do you want?" / "That one over there!"
(subculture) Refers to the listener; you.

Sense 2: Typically used for someone that uses this one to refer to themself. See the usage note there.

specified object

Afrikaans: daardie (af)
Arabic: ذٰلِكَ m (ḏālika)
Azerbaijani: həmin o
Cherokee: ᎥᏍᎩᎾ (vsgina)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 那個 / 那个 (zh) (nàge, nèige)
Czech: tamten
Dutch: die (nl) c pl
Finnish: tuo (fi)
French: celui-là (fr) m, celle-là (fr) f, ceux-là (fr) m pl, celles-là (fr) f pl
Gallo: c'ti-la
German: jener (de), der (de), derjenige (de) m
Greek: εκείνο (el) (ekeíno)
Hungarian: az (hu)
Italian: quello (it), quello là
Japanese: あれ (ja) (あれ)
Korean: 저것 (ko) (jeogeot)
Malay: yang itu
Navajo: éí
Persian: آن یکی (ân-yeki)
Polish: tamten (pl), ony (pl) (archaic)
Portuguese: aquele (pt)
Romanian: ăla (ro) m or n
Russian: вон то́т m (von tót), вон та́ f (von tá), вон то́ n (von tó), тот (ru) m (tot), та (ru) f (ta), то (ru) n (to)
Spanish: ese (es) m, aquél (es) m, esa (es) f, aquélla f, esos (es) m pl, aquéllos m pl, esas (es) f pl, aquéllas f pl
Swedish: den där (sv) c, det där (sv) n, de där (sv) pl, den (sv) c, det (sv) n, de (sv) pl
Tamil: அது (ta) (atu)
Walloon: ci-la (wa) m, cisse-lale (wa) f, ces-la (wa) m pl, cesses-lale f pl
Yup'ik: tauna