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I just think I need clarification on this.
TextFugu described that you should use に when talking about “movement.” time and/or going to a place.
I sort of understand, but it’s not perfectly clear in my own mind. I’m struggling with choosing the right one and recognizing why you use either in a particular sentence.
Think of it as に = “to” in English. に has meanings other than “to”, so don’t rely on that translation too heavily, but it works well enough in… possibly the majority of cases.
When used with movement verbs, を marks the route (i.e. “through”).
公園に歩く = walk to the park
公園を歩く = walk through the parkThank you much!!! :P As always!
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