Hi,
So I know you use に when it comes to movement or describing where you are going or where you went.
In example I would recognize any sentence like this.
わたしはきょうとにいきました。
たけしさんもきょうとにいきました。
Where I am in the book, a question like this appears:
あなたのまちににほんのレストランがありますか
And it translate to "Do you have a japanese restaurant in your city/town".
What I don't understand is why is に used after "city" because nothing in the sentence is about travelling somewhere or going to a location but rather asking about a place in the city.
The other examples also use に after each place but I don't see why and in the book they say they will further discuss the に but I haven't seen the meaning other from what they told me. The books exact words "The particle に has many meanings, but here we will learn two: (1) the goal toward which things move, and (2) the time at which an event takes place."
Why is it used during a question but not to go somewhere?
So I know you use に when it comes to movement or describing where you are going or where you went.
In example I would recognize any sentence like this.
わたしはきょうとにいきました。
たけしさんもきょうとにいきました。
Where I am in the book, a question like this appears:
あなたのまちににほんのレストランがありますか
And it translate to "Do you have a japanese restaurant in your city/town".
What I don't understand is why is に used after "city" because nothing in the sentence is about travelling somewhere or going to a location but rather asking about a place in the city.
The other examples also use に after each place but I don't see why and in the book they say they will further discuss the に but I haven't seen the meaning other from what they told me. The books exact words "The particle に has many meanings, but here we will learn two: (1) the goal toward which things move, and (2) the time at which an event takes place."
Why is it used during a question but not to go somewhere?