Lomaster . Ten-year veteran Joined 4 Apr 2014 Messages 672 Reaction score 204 9 Jun 2016 #1 Is there any difference between the two? 髪の毛に触った。ぬれていた。 seems to have the same meaning as髪の毛を触った。ぬれていた。to me.
Is there any difference between the two? 髪の毛に触った。ぬれていた。 seems to have the same meaning as髪の毛を触った。ぬれていた。to me.
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 9 Jun 2016 #2 The meaning is almost the same, but it seems to me that を often has a nuance of "intentionally/volitionally", and に can be used for "accidentally". The following thread might be somewhat helpful. usage of を particle marking "locations" | Japan Forum
The meaning is almost the same, but it seems to me that を often has a nuance of "intentionally/volitionally", and に can be used for "accidentally". The following thread might be somewhat helpful. usage of を particle marking "locations" | Japan Forum
Lomaster . Ten-year veteran Joined 4 Apr 2014 Messages 672 Reaction score 204 9 Jun 2016 Thread starter #3 Got some insight. Thanks, Toritoribe.