How do you emphasize a word similar to using "The" in English


I know that there is no "The" particle in Japanese. But I am curious if there
is a proper way to emphasize a topic the same way you do with "The" in
English.

For example:

> He's "the man".
>
> So you meet the "president"!?!
>
> "The 2011" world champion?

Would translate to "だ!" as in "です"? How do you emphasize it in Japanese?

On the other hand how about translating book titles with "The" would be a
different question too.




Maybe [`本物{ほんもの}の～`](http://eow.alc.co.jp/%E6%9C%AC%E7%89%A9%E3%81%AE/UTF-8/)
"the real deal..."?

>   * かれは **本物の** 男だ。  
>  He's a _fair dinkum_ man.  
>  (might even be able to use `漢{おとこ}` in place of `男`.)
>
>   * **本物の** 首相に会いたいの？  
>  You want to meet with the _actual_ president?
>
>   * **本物の** 2011年チャンピオンなのか？  
>  The _real deal_ 2011 champion?
>
>




Maybe [`本物{ほんもの}の～`](http://eow.alc.co.jp/%E6%9C%AC%E7%89%A9%E3%81%AE/UTF-8/)
"the real deal..."?

>   * かれは **本物の** 男だ。  
>  He's a _fair dinkum_ man.  
>  (might even be able to use `漢{おとこ}` in place of `男`.)
>
>   * **本物の** 首相に会いたいの？  
>  You want to meet with the _actual_ president?
>
>   * **本物の** 2011年チャンピオンなのか？  
>  The _real deal_ 2011 champion?
>
>

