Tomii515
やった～！
- 16 Feb 2006
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皆さん、お久しぶりですね！最近ＪＲＥＦを使わなくて すみませんでした。実は３週間ぐらい前に引越ししたば かりですから、最近は忙しくて大変ですよね。だから日 本語があまり勉強しませんが、今、質問がありますよ！
So, I know how to do these types of clauses and such.
日本に行きたい人･･･ - the person who wants to go to japan
草を食べる動物･･･ - the animals who eat grass
etc...
But, I'm wondering how to exactly get across sentences like this:
The person with whom I'm going to this store is happy.
The place where I'm going is fun.
Or something like that. I was wondering if some things are implied, or you should use certain particles.. For example:
お店へ行く人が幸せです。 or お店に行く人とが幸せです。
Like, I'm not sure about the second sentence, but to me, the first one says "The person who's going to the store is happy." so I thought make adding the と might specify it more, but maybe I'm wrong. please tell me which is correct or the correct answer if its completely wrong!
よろしくお願いします。
So, I know how to do these types of clauses and such.
日本に行きたい人･･･ - the person who wants to go to japan
草を食べる動物･･･ - the animals who eat grass
etc...
But, I'm wondering how to exactly get across sentences like this:
The person with whom I'm going to this store is happy.
The place where I'm going is fun.
Or something like that. I was wondering if some things are implied, or you should use certain particles.. For example:
お店へ行く人が幸せです。 or お店に行く人とが幸せです。
Like, I'm not sure about the second sentence, but to me, the first one says "The person who's going to the store is happy." so I thought make adding the と might specify it more, but maybe I'm wrong. please tell me which is correct or the correct answer if its completely wrong!
よろしくお願いします。