Hi all, i was wondering if we use the word 一生懸命, is the "ni" particle required after it, or is it totally optional (and there is no impact in the naunce / meaning of the sentence)
Hi all, i was wondering if we use the word 一生懸命, is the "ni" particle required after it, or is it totally optional (and there is no impact in the naunce / meaning of the sentence)
I do not think に changes the meaning/nuance drastically, but 一生懸命 without に sounds more common and generic to me, while 一生懸命に is more descriptive and some emphasis on 一生懸命.
(Just my gut feeling, it could be only me... )
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