に (ni) vs で (de): How to correctly use Japanese Location Particles

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In this video lesson, you will learn how to correctly use Japanese location particles に (ni) and で (de). This is the best place to start learning the Japanese language!
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I’m so proud of myself for being able to understand everything they said at the beginning😂😭even though it was like beginner baby stuff I thought I was getting nowhere with Japanese

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@@nixiscartwright5521 thank you😭

[@kxiis_]

me too lmaoo

[@Daylady1028]

This is, hands down, the best explanation to understand the differences between these particles. Why can’t textbooks make it this easy?

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Textbooks make everything so hard😂

[@kxiis_]

even three years later, this video is still extremely helpful. nice explanation and a good atmosphere ! ありがとう！

[@stevensonlouis7968]

どちらも美しいです。 新しいことを学ぶのが好きです。 ありがとうございました。

[@JeMalbas0385]

Ni - if your verbs ikimasu, kimasu,kaerimasu,modorimasu, De - by means or method, place of action 👌

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What does modorimasu mean please ?

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[@look007456]

ありがとう、リサ先生

[@Mareterra76]

Here an easy example: 学校に歩く -> walk to school 学校で歩く -> walk at school

[@Erik_001]

Great lesson . Thank you very much.

[@mommikura1138]

Hello teacher thank you very much I want to learn word of factory

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色々助けて　ありがとうございました。

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is it free to download it ? mind sharing it on my email? :)

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Superb lesson Arigato

[@inoshaudayangani7209]

どうもありがとう! 💕

[@everythingmatters9487]

dying from de and ni rn, kinda get de you need an object or the object has to be able to do something to do the action, like buss to go, plane to fly, move to swim. I guess smth like that HOPE THIS WORKS!

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[@athee7849]

What about に vs へ for destination particle?

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ありがとう 先生

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[@jomariaparri9732]

Sumimasen, shitsumon ga arimasu. Eto, In lesson 5, directional verb ikimasu,kimasu and kaerimasu has a particleへ. In higher lesson, is へ replaceable by に. And on the other hand は is replaceble bay が?

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Oh the PDF cleared up so much! Thank you So easy to read

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Onegaishimasu

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私は日本にいきたいです

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vanakkam!

[@ibnumaulana9643]

What is different between に and へ for mark to a destination.?

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How can i have the copy please

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Watashi wa kaisha de shigoto o shimasu ii desuka sensei

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（来ます）は1グループ と思いますね。

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ありがとうございました。

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2:55

[@YouNeverKnowWhoIsWatching]

How about the word travel? I'm guessing it falls into group a because it included destination. For example, I am traveling to Paris would take the particle NI. But what about traveling _through_ . As in, I'm traveling through Europe. I'm traveling through Africa. I'm traveling through the countryside. Would that also use NI, or since it's an ongoing action wouldn't use the particle DE from the group B verbs?

[@kasun-vf1bt]

Ni vs de😊

[@h70wmnua39]

I wonder how へ　differentiates from に　in group A situations. I mean「駅へ行く」is a legit sentence right

[@h70wmnua39]

Also, how が differentiates from に in group C situations?

[@albertrusli9451]

初めまして アレベレトです。インドネシアから 来ます。どうぞ よろしく。

[@abdulmalikmandani3023]

私（わたし）は　日本(にほん)　に　行きたい 　（いきたい）

[@highlander8115]

What about hours? Like at 2 o' clock?

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watasi ha mai nichi pasukon de hataraki masu

[@bluesmanpaul1]

こんにちは！

[@anizozao2281]

Is it okay to use the ヘ particle rather than に or can it be used interchangeably. For example: 1. わたしはうちへいきます 2.わたしは こうえん にいきます. What difference doesn't it make.Can someone please help me out here.

[@kyawminoo1234]

Ni is use when u certain about where u go.u go to park not near park then use ni.if u go near or around park use e.

[@anizozao2281]

@@kyawminoo1234 ahhh now i get it.どうも ありがとうございます

[@rockwreckertv1975]

Watashiwa dubai ni imasu.

[@ajaykumar-zy8fx]

watasi ha zu gatsu osaka ni ikimasu

[@vincentcalvin9077]

Hello Riza!,,,, I am learning nihongo right now in a private school her in Japan named YUNITAS! my question is, in our school they thought us that when ever we use ikimas, kimas, & kaerimas we should use (he) instead of (ni),,,,, for example: Nihon (he) ikimas/kimas/kaerimas or, uchi (he) ikimas/kimas/karemas, and not Nihon/uchi (ni) ikimas/kimas/kaerimas!. Can you give me your answer about this. Thanks!

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Check these out kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXemiWuMmceUr6M (へ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6nEnISPeLWtpqs ( に)

[@-.-hyuga-.-882]

That is interesting. I've been learning at a university and they teach us to use ni (に) . From what I have been told e (へ) is a particle only used in sentences that contain motion. Where as ni (に) has multiple purposes and can mean to, at, on and in...so it can be used for motion and location.

[@vincentcalvin9077]

sorry I mean (he) but we pronounce it as (e)..... (Noun)+(he)+(Verb: ikimas, kimas & kaerimas).

[@vincentcalvin9077]

@@-.-hyuga-.-882 just try googling it or typing it here in youtube you find out that some school use (Ni) and some use (He), I went to argue with this with my teacher because I use to keep using (Ni) before and also some Japanese use (Ni) but, later I found out that I can't ague with my teacher because this (Noun)+(He)+(Verb:ikimas_kimas_kaerimas)) is written in our Text Book, and later I found out that UNITAS is a famous Language School here in Japan, that gives me a reason not to change school! Thanks!

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38??? It's already hot up in Iwate. I'm glad i didn't go to Tokyo for natsu yasumi...

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Oh my goodness so beautiful!

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[@davidbagley1783]

Awesome...

[@therealdeal2094]

Why my sensei teach us the sentence pattern (Placeへ + ikimasu/kimasu/kaerimasu) i'm confused right now😩 can someone clarify me with this.

[@Kokoro-yi5ut]

watashi wa Nihon ni ikimasu or watashi wa Nihon he ikimasu.Its the exact same thing , personally i use he because ni is pretty popular particle :) but both of these particles are correct when they are being used as destination marker

[@rajuachary882]

わたしわ ポカラ に すんでいます

[@ashokbahadur6355]

こんにちわ... この ベヂオ は だいすき です... from nepal

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The lesson was helpful and useful to me. So Thank for making video. But I don't see the link to download the file that you expressed in this video.

[@yn-qn6de]

Idk how to spell it but ありがとお~ (◍•ᴗ•◍)✧*。

[@seriousgamer7934]

Hello, can you tell me the difference between n5 and n4 in Japanese language?🙏

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Risa:　熱いね me in the philipines: 初めて？

[@ajaykumar-zy8fx]

de

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Watashi wa ravi desu

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ni

[@mommikura1138]

I can’t see your word

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It’s very far

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Keijin (sorry if I got it wrong) sounds a bit like Bmo from adventure time, so cute!!!

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Risa靓女

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Hard to read the words

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Aloha..genke des

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[@christiancawagdan1783]

Yah.. for "に" and we can also use particle "へ" right for Ikimasu, Kimasu and Kaerimasu right? And for particle "で" is used to indicate where the action was going to happen or happened right? Ni is also is used in place of existence.. where someone or something exist..

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Ogenkideska?

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元気です。^_^

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Ich pell nackt Babybel im Knast während faltige Schrullen mich mit Trillerpfeifen bewerfen.

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私はにほんへいきます。

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👍

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私は海老名に住んでいました、でも今サンデイエゴに住んでいます。

[@kulparsad3302]

わたしは に か''つつ にほん へ いきます

[@martamuntasell2514]

Sorry, but why not Tokyo へ行きましす。

[@look007456]

very funny，

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わたしは かんし'' ゆ せ''ん せ''ん わかいません

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I come japan next years

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私は、フランスに行きいます　。　私は、日本でしごとします。 はい、きょとは、しずかなあります。

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Hee... hiiiii Great job... i like japanese language...

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KFC de tabemasu

[@rashmidoole2451]

学校へ行きますと学校に行きますの違うのは教えてください

[@iPlayOnSpica]

学校に行きます means that you are simply going to the physical place that is the school premises. に is used since it doesn't matter what context you're going to school for. 〇〇へ行きます implies reaching a certain milestone or condition, so for an example for 学校, you'd likely use it on a child's first day of kindergarten or in a new school. Another use example would be 一位へ行きます, which translates to, "I will reach first place." You can't physically go to first place, as it is not a location but rather a condition you meet by winning a competition.

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[@TheCptCoy]

This is one of my biggest problems speaking Japanese

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Ochse

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Hi!

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わたし は ちいぬん ぬは。る へ かえいます

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Watashi mo nihon ni shigoto shimasuta.