ni versus wo

[LukeSettle]

in this sentence couldnt you use wo instead of ni?
ジムは医者になる
thanks in advance.

 

[JimmySeal]

Nope. .

 

[Tomii515]

no. jimmyseal basically said it all lol

'naru' never takes 'wo'

 

[Damicci]

Noun + に 母 に なる
なAdjective + に きれい に なる
いAdjective Is slightly different おおきい → おおきく なる

 

[LukeSettle]

Noun + に 母 に なる
なAdjective + に きれい に なる
いAdjective Is slightly different おおきい → おおきく なる

what?
haha I'm very sorry, i don't know a lot.
Are you saying that when using naru with an i-adjective you add ku to the end and don't have to use ni?
Tomii and jimmy:
Thanks!

 

[JimmySeal]

are you saying that when using naru with an i-adjective you add ku to the end and dont have to use ni?

Yes. In fact, you shouldn't use ni. Also, you drop the -i.

tomii and jimmy:
thanks!

You're welcome.

 

[LukeSettle]

Yes. In fact, you shouldn't use ni. Also, you drop the -i.
You're welcome.

why wouldnt you use ni?
just cause its redundant?

 

[Tomii515]

why wouldnt you use ni?
just cause its redundant?

Damicci basically said it.

~naru:

-with a noun, u add 'ni' before naru

ex: I will become a doctor. = watashi wa isha ni narimasu.

-with an -i adj, u take off the the -i and add -ku

ex: I will become glad/happy. = watashi wa ureshiku narimasu.

-with -na adjective, u replace -na with -ni

ex: I will become kind. = watashi wa shinsetsu ni narimasu.

Get it?

 

[LukeSettle]

ahahaha yes i get it now! thanks!