To do (verb) - Japanese Lesson 6

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The particle "ni" is used to indicate the place where a thing(s) or a person(s) is(or are) present and to mark one's goal or destination. "De" is used to indicate the place where an action occurs. In short, "ni" casts the sight upon a place, while "de" upon an action. In your example of replacing "de" with "ni", it wouldn't really make sense. But you were close!

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noun: 家 (うち uchi) - home 公園 (こうえん kouen) - park デパート (でぱーと depāto) - department store 会社 (かいしゃ kaisha) - company workplace 学校 (がっこう gakkou) - school noun: 友達 (ともだち tomodachi) - friend 先生 (せんせい sensei) - teacher 秘書 (ひしょ hisho) - secretary noun: 勉強 (べんきょう benkyou) - study 仕事 (しごと shigoto) - work 会議 (かいぎ kaigi) - meeting パーティー (ぱーてぃー pātī) - party 買い物 (かいもの kaimono) - shopping ジョギング (じょぎんぐ jogingu) - jogging テニス (てにす tenisu) - tennis verb: verb+ます masu go|will go verb+ません masen will not go|not going verb+ました mashita went verb+ません+でした masen deshita did not go|have not gone し(shi) do します (します shimasu) しません (しません shimasen) しました (しました shimashita) しませんでした (しませんでした shimasen deshita) verb: noun を verb noun を します(o shimasu) do 勉強 をします (べんきょう benkyou) study,learn 仕事 をします (しごと shigoto) work 会議 をします (かいぎ kaigi) have a meeting パーティー をします (ぱーてぃー pātī) have a party 買い物 をします (かいもの kaimono) go shopping ジョギング をします (じょぎんぐ jogingu) go jogging テニス をします (てにす tenisu) play tennis phrase: placeで(de) in/at/on place somebodyと(to) with somebody sentence: time、Place で(de) Person と(to) verb 明日、公園で 友達と 遊びます. あした、こうえんで ともだちと あそびます. ashita kouen de tomodachi to asobimasu. Tomorrow I will play in the park with my friend.

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Think of に as "to" and で as "at". So in the above video, it's all examples of "I did (activity) at school/park/office". But if you watch video 5 (the previous lesson) she teaches the use of -ni when you want to say "I go/went to (place) for (activity)" .Hope that helps.

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It's easy! benkyou, shigoto, kaigi, kainomo, jogingu, pati, and tenisu are all nouns, and i.e. kainomo o shimasu literally means "doing shopping" or tenisu o shimase means "doing tennis. tabemasu, nomimasu, mimasu, and kikimasu are verbs. and you don't "do eat" you just eat! :) I hope it helped :)

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