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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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When to use -ni ikimasuka or -masuka
Do these both mean exactly the same thing?
何時に子どもを迎えますか
何時に子どもを迎えに行きますか
“When do you pick up your child?”
I suppose the second says “when do you leave to pick up your child” more precisely?
If so, i …
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