How does use これ、それ、あれ、どれandこの、その、あの、どの
 

I am beginning student of Janpanese. I don't know different これ、それ、あれ、どれandこの、その、あの. they are all meaning "this, that". please explain them thank you!

kore = this
sore = that
are = that over there
dore = which

kono = this one
sono = that one
ano = that one over there
dono = which one

thank you and another qustion: does noun follow them??

sure why not....
does a verb always follow a pronoun in english? >.>''''

ありがどうございます。

I loathe responding to romaji but I will as I do have problems with those translations.　Those Japanese words don't mean those English phrases.

この only means "this" and never mean "this one" and a noun MUST follow it. "This one" is already a noun phrase, isn't it?

So which is correct??

No noun follows 〜れ; these are pronouns. A noun follows 〜の; these are adjectives.

Example:
このペンです。It is this pen.
これです。It is this.

What do you mean? Everyone here has given you the same answer. And for future reference, Nagoyankee is Japanese; trust his answers.

ok thank you all