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NI and DE question...
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NI and DE question...
How am I supposed to know the difference of when to use them??
Sonna de ai nante aru no?
is a sentence I have yet to translate because I can't figure out the de.
Back to the original problem though, why would I say, Uchi de hon wo yomu, instead of Uchi ni, and vice versa?
Any tips? Thanks.
Sonna de ai nante aru no?
is a sentence I have yet to translate because I can't figure out the de.
Back to the original problem though, why would I say, Uchi de hon wo yomu, instead of Uchi ni, and vice versa?
Any tips? Thanks.
- dcent2
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Re: NI and DE question...
Sonna de ai nante aru no
deai is one word.
Back to the original problem though, why would I say, Uchi de hon wo yomu, instead of Uchi ni, and vice versa?
Simply because the verb “yomu” doesn't accept “~n”i as a “parameter”.
“ni” has nothing to do with “where the event happened”. (Although it's possible in archaic expressions.)
Its meaning changes depending on the verb.
- yangmuye
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