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Meaning of に in 本当に
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In the sentence これは[本当]ほんとに[高]たかいです, meaning "This is really expensive", I'm having trouble understanding the meaning of に, which usually has some connotation of "to", "on", or "at".
This is a phrase presented in Memrise Japanese Level 3, and I'm trying to start understanding the grammatical sense of the phrases.
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In the sentence これは[本当]ほんとに[高]たかいです, meaning "This is really expensive", I'm having trouble understanding the meaning of に, which usually has some connotation of "to", "on", or "at".
This is a phrase presented in Memrise Japanese Level 3, and I'm trying to start understanding the grammatical sense of the phrases.
grammar meaning particle-に
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In the sentence これは[本当]ほんとに[高]たかいです, meaning "This is really expensive", I'm having trouble understanding the meaning of に, which usually has some connotation of "to", "on", or "at".
This is a phrase presented in Memrise Japanese Level 3, and I'm trying to start understanding the grammatical sense of the phrases.
grammar meaning particle-に
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In the sentence これは[本当]ほんとに[高]たかいです, meaning "This is really expensive", I'm having trouble understanding the meaning of に, which usually has some connotation of "to", "on", or "at".
This is a phrase presented in Memrise Japanese Level 3, and I'm trying to start understanding the grammatical sense of the phrases.
grammar meaning particle-に
grammar meaning particle-に
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Adjectives can often be used 'adverbially' (though they are generally not analysed by Japanese grammarians as 副詞) by adding に rather than な or in this case の.
answered Apr 5 at 15:28
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
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@TimD Yes, basically.
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If you really wanted to force a preposition into an English translation of 本当に so that it made more sense, you could say the the に is equivalent to the 'In' in 'In reality'.
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に means "to."
e.g.)あなたに - To you
本当に - To the truth / I will hand this over the truth / truly
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Adjectives can often be used 'adverbially' (though they are generally not analysed by Japanese grammarians as 副詞) by adding に rather than な or in this case の.
answered Apr 5 at 15:28
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
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@TimD Yes, basically.
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Adjectives can often be used 'adverbially' (though they are generally not analysed by Japanese grammarians as 副詞) by adding に rather than な or in this case の.
answered Apr 5 at 15:28
Aeon AkechiAeon Akechi
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
– Tim D
Apr 5 at 15:35
4
@TimD Yes, basically.
– Aeon Akechi
Apr 5 at 15:49
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Adjectives can often be used 'adverbially' (though they are generally not analysed by Japanese grammarians as 副詞) by adding に rather than な or in this case の.
answered Apr 5 at 15:28
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Adjectives can often be used 'adverbially' (though they are generally not analysed by Japanese grammarians as 副詞) by adding に rather than な or in this case の.
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
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@TimD Yes, basically.
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
– Tim D
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@TimD Yes, basically.
– Aeon Akechi
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
– Tim D
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So in this case, if 本当 => true, then 本当に => truly or really?
– Tim D
Apr 5 at 15:35
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@TimD Yes, basically.
– Aeon Akechi
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@TimD Yes, basically.
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If you really wanted to force a preposition into an English translation of 本当に so that it made more sense, you could say the the に is equivalent to the 'In' in 'In reality'.
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If you really wanted to force a preposition into an English translation of 本当に so that it made more sense, you could say the the に is equivalent to the 'In' in 'In reality'.
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に means "to."
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