N に します (N ni shimasu) — I will go with this one
What you say when you pick one option out of several — heard most often when ordering in a restaurant.
Formula (सूत्र ढाँचा)
Grammar rule (व्याकरण नियम र परिभाषा)
When to use it
In a shop or restaurant the staff ask 「何に しますか」— "what will you have?".
Meaning
- To choose something, put に + します after the noun: コーヒーに します means "I will have the coffee".
- It is not only for food; it also settles a time or a place: 会議は 3時に しましょう.
Versus what you know
Keep it apart from the previous point: 部屋を きれいに します has を and changes the state of a thing, while コーヒーに します has no を and is only a choice.
Watch out
There is no を here — the thing you pick takes に directly.
Examples (उदाहरणहरू)
わたしは コーヒーに します。
I will have coffee.
何に しますか。
なにに しますか。
What will you have?
会議は 3時に しましょう。
かいぎは 3じに しましょう。
Let's set the meeting for three.
Knowledge check (मिनी ज्ञान जाँच)
In a restaurant, which correctly says "I will have tea"?
💡 Hint: A choice always takes に.
The thing chosen + に + します = お茶に します.
「何 しますか」— what goes in the blank?
💡 Hint: It is a question about a choice — "what will you have?".
何に しますか = what will you have? 何を しますか means "what will you do?" — a different meaning.
Which of these sentences is wrong?
💡 Hint: When you are choosing, を does not appear.
The thing chosen + に + します: てんぷらに します. When を appears, the meaning becomes changing the state of a thing — 部屋を きれいに します.
Your score: /3