Questions tagged [particle-に]
助詞「に」. The particle に (ni) represents motion towards something (English "to") and location (English "at" and "in"). Dative, locative and temporal case particle.
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に まで differences in usage with person or things
From what I understand に marks the destination of a verb, like まで。
僕が彼に愛を感じる
僕が彼まで愛を感じる
Some explanation I find for に are:
1)に plainly wears many different hats, but I like to think of に as a ...
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What is the meaning (or the grammatical role) of に in 十分に?
Can you please help me with this phrase please,
"時間は十分にあるので, 急ぐことはありません。"
What is the meaning (or the grammatical role) of に in 十分に??
Thanks in advance.🌸
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あいだ, ところ、しまった in a sentence
トイレに行っているあいだに電車が行ってしまった。
The choices were either あいだ or ところ but the answer is あいだ.
Google translate it :
The train went while I was in the bathroom.
I thought it meant :
I was about to go in ...
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に particle. Why is this sentences
I have a bit of a struggle with the に particle. Could somebody explain to me why it is used here?
結婚のお祝いに、部長に時計をいただきました。 (first に)
このかばんは物が入れやすくて、旅行や仕事に便利です。
車の修理に１週間かかります。
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What purpose does に serve in set phrases that go after verbs?
～するに決まっている
～するに留まった
～するにして・にしろ・にしては,etc
other than this usage you don't see に after verbs. The entire に＿＿＿ is explained as grammar point as a whole.
Thank you
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「に、へ、まで」the difference in use with verbs
Well. I saw some topics here on same subjet, but I still didn't get the full image of a rule.
に - iplies the place, where is purpose-action will take place (final destination)
へ - implies the ...
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Meaning of this sentence 絆(ひかり)を糧に加速して
this sentence is from the song from this website https://kamenrider.fandom.com/wiki/Over_%22Quartzer%22
I can't translate this sentence "絆(ひかり)を糧に加速して"
I don't know why they use にafter糧 and 加速して ...
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Did I use NI/DE/WO correctly in these examples?
Previous question got deleted because I apparently worded it wrong so here's another attempt. Just started with verbs and particles that come with them and it took me a while to get the structure, ...
