raikado
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- 29 Oct 2012
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Hello,
Some adverbs seem to be used with both と or に. For example: 次々と/次々に, 意外と/意外に, etc. I've known about this since long ago, but I never asked about it for some reason.
So, is there any general difference between adverb + と and adverb + に?
The one I encountered most recently is 次々と vs. 次々に. According to 次々とと次々にの違いとは?なるほど!なっとく!2つの違い and to the best answer from 「次々と」と「次々に」の区別は?:
Some adverbs seem to be used with both と or に. For example: 次々と/次々に, 意外と/意外に, etc. I've known about this since long ago, but I never asked about it for some reason.
So, is there any general difference between adverb + と and adverb + に?
The one I encountered most recently is 次々と vs. 次々に. According to 次々とと次々にの違いとは?なるほど!なっとく!2つの違い and to the best answer from 「次々と」と「次々に」の区別は?:
- と puts the emphasis on the adverb, the way in which the action is done
- に puts the emphasis on the action