thesuker
先輩
- 20 May 2014
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こんにちは
昨日は、日本の話を読みました。名前は浦島太郎(うらしまたろう)。とてもいい話ですよ。でも、これはわかりません: 太郎には、もう、うちがありません。。。。太郎には、もう、何もありません。
I'll explain the rest in English to make myself clear. I don't understand they use of には in those two sentences. The context is, the main character, 太郎, arrives to his hometown after 100 years and everything is gone: his family, his house... he has nothing left. Is there any special reason for which には is used and not just は?
昨日は、日本の話を読みました。名前は浦島太郎(うらしまたろう)。とてもいい話ですよ。でも、これはわかりません: 太郎には、もう、うちがありません。。。。太郎には、もう、何もありません。
I'll explain the rest in English to make myself clear. I don't understand they use of には in those two sentences. The context is, the main character, 太郎, arrives to his hometown after 100 years and everything is gone: his family, his house... he has nothing left. Is there any special reason for which には is used and not just は?