に (destination/target)

grammar

61 sentences

The particle に marking the destination, endpoint, or goal of motion or placement — the end-point of movement or the thing being reached, contacted, or arrived at. 東京に行く ('go to Tokyo'), 学校に行く ('go to school'), 卵に砂糖を入れる ('put sugar into eggs'), 橋にぶつかる ('collide with the bridge'), 駅に着く ('arrive at the station'), パーティーに参加する ('participate in the party'). Often interchangeable with へ in directional motion contexts; に emphasizes the endpoint as a point, へ the directionality.

61 sentences

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The lovers carved their initials into the oak tree.

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Put the body in the refrigerator — it keeps about two days.

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I plan to climb Mt. Kita.

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Not only does she have to attend the funeral, she has to make all the arrangements.

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I wonder if she'll dare go into that forest.

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She's in danger right now.

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Does she still want to come to the party even now?

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She went to the Takasu Clinic.

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Luckily, she got into the university she wanted.

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She accidentally put salt in the coffee.

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She'll probably put the doll to bed.

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The leaves fell to the ground one after another.

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I walked into a tree.

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If there are too many trees, the light doesn't reach the house.

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The net got tangled in the propeller.

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Want to go see a movie tomorrow night?

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I'll arrive at Haneda at 7 tomorrow afternoon.

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Mother wrapped a sandwich in paper for me.

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She asked him not to go there.

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She went to the park with him.

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She went to the beauty salon to have her hair done.

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She visited the elderly man at the hospital every day except Sunday.

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She came to Japan to study Japanese.

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She showed me into the room.

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She invited me to dinner.

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She invited me over to her house.

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She invited me to the ballet.

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She'll attend the meeting in my place.

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She promised she'd come see me, you know.

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She invited us to dinner.