N5
Over there
あそこも暑い。
It's hot over there too.
「あそこ」 means 'over there': a place far from both the speaker and the listener. It also points to a place you have both been to or both know: 「あそこの料理は美味しかったね」 (The food at that place was good, wasn't it).
Mind the spelling: the set is 「ここ、そこ、あそこ、どこ」, not 「あこ」.
The polite form is 「あちら」 (casual 「あっち」).
あそこの店はいい。
That store over there is good.
あそこも綺麗ですか。
Is that place over there beautiful too?
あそこがいい。
That place over there is good.
あそこは嫌だ。
I don't like that place.
あそこも楽しい。
That place over there is also fun.
そことあそこ。
That place and that place over there.
あそこは広い。
That place over there is spacious.
あそこの店。
The store over there.
あそこは静か。
That place over there is quiet.
あそこのバスは大きい。
The bus over there is big.
あそこも寒い。
That place over there is cold too.
こことあそこは危険です。
Here and that place over there are dangerous.
あそこも人が多いです。
There are a lot of people over there too.
あそこは森です。
That place over there is a forest.