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The three main uses of the target particle に are as follows: To show the target (objective) of…

Simultaneous Actions: ~ながら vs ~間に

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Unwanted Similarity: ~っぽい

っぽい is typically used with adjectives and nouns to give your verdict on something based on how something…

The Object Particle (を)

The object particle を lets us move from being able to say, “Robert ate” to “Robert ate an…