Japanese Grammar – That person became famous. 🇯🇵

あの ひと は ゆうめい____なりました。

The correct particle to use in the sentence "That person became famous" in Japanese is "に".

Let's break down why:

1. Grammar Structure:
In Japanese, to indicate a change of state or transformation, we often use the structure "AはBに (なります/なる)," where "A" is the subject, "B" is the new state or condition, and "なります/なる" means "to become."

2. Explanation of "に":
The particle "に" marks the target or endpoint of a change. When we talk about becoming something or changing into a new state, "に" is used to denote the result of that change. For example:
– 先生 (せんせい) になります (sensei ni narimasu) – to become a teacher
– 幸せ (しあわせ) に なります (shiawase ni narimasu) – to become happy

3. Application to Sentence:
In the sentence "あの ひと は ゆうめい なりました" ("That person became famous"), "ゆうめい" ("famous") is the new state that the person has become. Therefore, we need to use "に" to indicate that this is the result of the change.
– あの ひと (ano hito) – that person
– ゆうめい に なります (yuumei ni narimasu) – becomes famous

Combining these elements, the correct sentence should be:
– あの ひと は ゆうめい に なりました (ano hito wa yuumei ni narimaa) – That person became famous.

Romanized Characters:
– Ano hito wa yuumei ni narimaa

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