H Hari Patel Registered Joined 7 Mar 2017 Messages 10 Reaction score 1 20 Mar 2017 #1 as in the title
H Hari Patel Registered Joined 7 Mar 2017 Messages 10 Reaction score 1 20 Mar 2017 Thread starter #2 I am struggling to figure out weather the particle is の or で connecting the location (UK) to the verb (started)
I am struggling to figure out weather the particle is の or で connecting the location (UK) to the verb (started)
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,320 Reaction score 9,449 20 Mar 2017 #3 <place>で<thing>が始まりました。 In this case you might see the verb for "born" used (生まれる).
H Hari Patel Registered Joined 7 Mar 2017 Messages 10 Reaction score 1 20 Mar 2017 Thread starter #4 how about はじまりました
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,320 Reaction score 9,449 20 Mar 2017 #5 Hari Patel said: how about はじまりました Click to expand... Same thing. That's what I wrote. はじまりました＝始まりました。
Hari Patel said: how about はじまりました Click to expand... Same thing. That's what I wrote. はじまりました＝始まりました。
H Hari Patel Registered Joined 7 Mar 2017 Messages 10 Reaction score 1 20 Mar 2017 Thread starter #6 mdchachi said: Same thing. That's what I wrote. はじまりました＝始まりました。 Click to expand... Thanks The order doesnt matter (<Thing>ga<Place>de verb) right?
mdchachi said: Same thing. That's what I wrote. はじまりました＝始まりました。 Click to expand... Thanks The order doesnt matter (<Thing>ga<Place>de verb) right?
nice gaijin Resident Realist Moderator Donor Twenty-year veteran Joined 8 Aug 2005 Messages 7,316 Reaction score 3,727 21 Mar 2017 #7 Hari Patel said: Thanks The order doesnt matter (<Thing>ga<Place>de verb) right? Click to expand... As long as your nouns are followed by the correct particles, the overall meaning of the sentence is relatively unchanged.
Hari Patel said: Thanks The order doesnt matter (<Thing>ga<Place>de verb) right? Click to expand... As long as your nouns are followed by the correct particles, the overall meaning of the sentence is relatively unchanged.