Good question, I hope a native speaker comes along to confirm. As far as I understand, you need to use で when talking about an activity that will happen at a certain place, while に only specifies the location -- there's no idea of something happening there. That might be too simple though, and I'm sure there are exceptions or things English speakers think of as activities (like 住む) that 日本人 don't.
@@Grondhammar I'm not a native but I'm fluent and have been teaching Japanese for over 10 years if it's enough 🤣 You are correct that で always correlates to "doing something at some place" and に only to just "existing". They are not interchangeable, so で cannot be "replaced" with に, you always have to choose the correct one. Many beginners hesitate with using で, so a good approach is "am I 100% sure that it has to be に? If not, it's で". Please use で when none of the rules for に check out, it always turns out to be right.
Call a bunch of nouns, adjectives, then proceed to not even use them in an adjectival way in half the examples... lol... I am editing this because I have decided yes, it is a good thing to show that na 'adjectives' can also be used at the end of sentences, followed by the copula. This exposes the true nature of na adjectives,... that they are NOUNS. SO... good video!
Thank you for another excellent video! So many good examples & cute drawings! Egg-san being silly are my favorites! I just have a question about one example that I didn't understand. #37 at 13:19. I don't understand how you spend time that was wasted... I'm probably overthinking it, but I just don't get it😅
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Wonderful format for practice. Oh and "きれい”の例文の絵は完璧です。🌕
This is amazing study material. Thank you
とても便利な動画。簡単なフレーズはいつも役に立っています。
You are the best !! 😘 I just finished to learn the part 1. Please, please 🙏 keep make videos 🙏
7:05 can't you replace で with に for 場所?
Good question, I hope a native speaker comes along to confirm. As far as I understand, you need to use で when talking about an activity that will happen at a certain place, while に only specifies the location -- there's no idea of something happening there. That might be too simple though, and I'm sure there are exceptions or things English speakers think of as activities (like 住む) that 日本人 don't.
@@Grondhammar I'm not a native but I'm fluent and have been teaching Japanese for over 10 years if it's enough 🤣
You are correct that で always correlates to "doing something at some place" and に only to just "existing". They are not interchangeable, so で cannot be "replaced" with に, you always have to choose the correct one.
Many beginners hesitate with using で, so a good approach is "am I 100% sure that it has to be に? If not, it's で". Please use で when none of the rules for に check out, it always turns out to be right.
@@LovelyAngel. Teaching for 10 years is amazing😮 Thank you, で unless it really must be に is a great way to remember!
Thanks. So many of these I've heard a lot, but didn't realize they were な adjectives.
Thanks
Thank you so much for your support!
ありがとう楽しみ先生🎉❤タナカさん🎉
your videos are the best!! they are so helpful and beautiful
ありがとうございます！とうふさんのおしゃれな服が大好きです ：）
これはすごいです！どうもありがとう
ありがとうございましたタナカ先生
항상 감사합니다 😄
This was awesome thank you
私は日本語を勉強しています。 私には日本で働きたいという夢があるからです。 田中さんに激励をお願いします。 そして皆さんも戦い続けてください。✌🏻
Love this ❤ thank you for teaching❤
Call a bunch of nouns, adjectives, then proceed to not even use them in an adjectival way in half the examples... lol... I am editing this because I have decided yes, it is a good thing to show that na 'adjectives' can also be used at the end of sentences, followed by the copula. This exposes the true nature of na adjectives,... that they are NOUNS. SO... good video!
I rlly love japanese n these vids r super duper helpful thank u so much..... arigatogozimasu😊
Keep making videos like that so i can learn japanease
Great video ! It's like a quiz !!! Thanks a lot :))
Thank you so much for the video!!! ^-^
4:15 "ore jiyuuna"-Eren Yeager in alternate universe.😢 Love the videos though.Keep up!❤
what eren jäger said is: 「これが自由だ」 ( kore ga jiyū da ) which means this is freedom! :)
the pictures are so cute >
This is the sort of difficulty I need.
好きな食物はオムライスとラーメンです
hi hi, may I ask, what is the meaning and usage of "dewa"? thanks in advance!
What's the difference between たいへんな and むずかしい ?
Are all of these words formal?
Thank you for another excellent video! So many good examples & cute drawings! Egg-san being silly are my favorites!
I just have a question about one example that I didn't understand. #37 at 13:19. I don't understand how you spend time that was wasted... I'm probably overthinking it, but I just don't get it😅
私 は 絵 が 下手 です。