This weekβs Japanese learning focus is the versatile particle βγ«β (ni) β often tricky for beginners! π It shows direction, time, purpose, and existence depending on the sentence. For example, in βε¦ζ ‘γ«θ‘γγΎγβ (gakkou ni ikimasu), it means “to” school π«β‘οΈ. In β7ζγ«θ΅·γγΎγβ (shichi-ji ni okimasu), it marks the time you wake up β°. And in βι¨ε±γ«η«γγγΎγβ (heya ni neko ga imasu), it tells us where the cat is π±π. Many learners confuse βγ«β with βγ§β or forget to use it altogether, leading to awkward or unclear sentences. π΅ To practice, make five simple sentences each day using βγ«β for different purposes: direction, time, existence, purpose, and indirect objects. πβ Try saying them out loud and listen for native examples in anime, songs, or YouTube videos. π§πΊ Little by little, youβll unlock the hidden power of βγ«β and feel more natural speaking Japanese! πͺπΈ
