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Cadi | Post Date: 2016-10-21 09:51:23 | ![]() | saved questions | |||
![]() member since 2015 Sep 06 Questions: 4 Comments: 0 | Dear YesJapan-Team, I was wondering why most of the examples about unspecific times using ごろ on yesjapan.com are having a に after them (eg: しちじはんごろに いきます), while the current version of the Japanese From Zero 2 - Book is omitting the に after ごろ in most examples? So, is it really ok to just omit the に? Does this make a statement more informal? Thanks in advance for a short response :-) - cadi | |||||
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JFZ Teacher (Kanako) | Post Date: 2016-10-24 19:33:27 | ||
![]() member since 2003 Mar 03 Questions: 10 Comments: 1302 |
Yes, it is ok if you just use ごろ (GORO). The particle に (NI) is optional :) | ||
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