Stop Confusing Ni and De: A Simple Guide
When you say “Itadakimasu” at the ryokan, or ask the restaurant staff “Doko de taberaremasu ka?” (Where can I eat?), Japanese becomes much more fun.
Why not join us to learn Japanese and turn your desire to “know more” and “speak more” into reality?
Let’s start here! Learn the difference between the particles “de” and “ni,” which are essential on your travels, in our lesson!
Which one is correct, “ni” or “de”?
