The に Particle

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The に-Particle:
        #1 "Location of inaction"

In this video we see the basic usage of the に-Particle to show us where an inaction occurs.

That is, where do things "stand", "sit", "live", "exist", etc. 

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The に-Particle:
         #2 "Going to a location"

Learn how to use に to communicate the location to which you are traveling.

The に-Particle:
        #3 "What you write upon"

The に Particle tells us what we're writing upon - a sheet of paper, a pencil, or any surface.

The に-Particle:
​                 Giving and Receiving

The に-Particle tells us to whom we give things, or from whom we receive things.

The Compound Particle のに

Here we look at the combining of の and に to form sentences that generally mean "despite", "however", or "even though".