N5
That (over there)
あれは、病院です。
That over there is a hospital.
「あれ」 means 'that (one) over there': something far from both the speaker and the listener. It also points to something you both know and remember: 「あれは面白かったね」 (That was fun, wasn't it). On its own, 「あれ？」 means 'Huh?', when you notice something odd.
これ: close to me.
それ: close to you.
あれ: far from both of us, or known to both of us.
Before a noun, これ / それ / あれ become この / その / あの.
あれは、バス停です。
That over there is a bus stop.
あれはコンビニです。
That over there is a convenience store.
あれは何？
What is that over there?
あれはホテルです。
That over there is a hotel.
あれは、電車です。
That over there is a train.
あれは、兄の車です。
That over there is my older brother's car.
あれも服です。
Those over there are clothes too.
あれは、手紙。
That over there is a letter.
あれは、車です。
That over there is a car.
あれは、朝ごはん。
That over there is breakfast.
あれもお金です。
That over there is also money.
あれは、新しい。
That over there is new.
あれは、椅子です。
That over there is a chair.
あれは本です。
That over there is a book.