English–Japanese
“to” in Japanese
How to say “to” in Japanese
“To” in Japanese is に (ni). に can also mean “in”.
Connects an action, state, or event to a specific destination, location, time, or recipient.
Example sentences with に
部屋にいます。heya ni i ma su
I am in the room.
先生に質問します。sen sei ni shitsu mon shi ma su
I ask the teacher a question.
Tips for using に
- The particle に (ni, "at/to/in/on") can mark a clock time or a day such as Monday, but it is often omitted with relative time words such as today.
Other Japanese words for “to”
学校へ行きます。gak kō e i ki ma su
I go to school.
九時まで勉強します。ku ji ma de ben kyō shi ma su
I study until nine o'clock.