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(You cannot smoke in the classroom.)
Create a to test your knowledge of particles ~で vs ~に.
Pay close attention to who is giving and who is receiving. If the subject is 私 (I) , you can use agemasu (I give) or moraimasu (I receive). If the subject is 私 (I) , you
What was Tanaka-san's reaction?
木村さん 本を 貸しました。(I lent a book to Mr. Kimura.)
Minna no Nihongo Lesson 7 is a major milestone for Japanese beginners, as it introduces the essential concepts of giving, receiving, and the tools we use for daily actions. Fukushuu B Kimura
"Mother" (母) is the recipient of the action あげました (gave). The target or recipient always takes the particle に . Full Translation: I gave flowers to my mother.
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パンと コーヒーを 食べます。 (Note: コーヒーを 飲みます is more natural, but the book often pairs 食べます with both in early examples.) → More accurate: パンを 食べて、コーヒーを 飲みます。 If the subject is 私 (I)
Mentally translate what you are doing. "I am eating with a fork" (
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