Grammar Info

N2 Lesson 6: 22/23

にてIn, At, With, Using, By

Structure

Noun + にて

Details

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    Formal

About にて

にて is often considered as its own stand-alone particle, despite originally being a mix of に, and the conjunction particle, て. When combined, にて becomes a formal case-marking particle that is used in the same way as で. This means that it can convey the meaning of 'with (A)', 'by (A)', 'at (A)', or 'using (A)'.

にて will primarily appear following nouns that illustrate a means, method, time, location, reason, or origin that the speaker wants to highlight.

As this grammar structure is formal, it will primarily be seen in writing, or heard in announcements. で will be the far more natural choice in casual conversation.

Examples

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    これにて一件(いっけん)落着(らくちゃく)。

    With this, the case is closed.

    応接室(おうせつしつ)にてお待(ま)ちしております。

    I am waiting in the waiting room.

    面接(めんせつ)は本社(ほんしゃ)にて行(おこな)います。

    The interview will take place at the company headquarters.

    メールにてご連絡(れんらく)いただけると助(たす)かります。

    It would be helpful if you could contact me using email.

    午後(ごご)五時(ごじ)にて閉店(へいてん)いたします。

    We will close (the shop) at five in the afternoon.

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      にて – Grammar Discussion

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      • FredKore

        FredKore

        When I saw this grammar point, my first thought was “what’s the difference between this and で?”.
        It seems like this could use a grammar note, similar to this quote from the Wasabi reading:

        You can use にて or をもって to indicate the way something is carried out. They are interchangeable with the particle で, however, にて or をもって is preferred in formal writing.

        Does this grammar point need the 硬 mark?

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