OK, so this one's gonna be a little different. And it's a little grammar-heavy, So I hope you guys don't mind. But this deals with something that doesn't really exist in English, it's called nominalization. It's basically when you take a phrase and turn it into a noun so you can do anything that you would normally do with a noun in a sentence. As long as it makes sense anyway LOL! I tried to rework the original conversation into question-and-answer formatting and edited it for clarity. once again, I hope you guys enjoy it and I hope you find it useful! Question: How do I say "I love reading at the library" in Japanese? Answer: One possible way to say it is 図書館で読むことが大好きです (Toshokan de yomu koto ga daisuki desu). Another possible way is 図書館で読むのが好きです (Toshokan de yomu no ga suki desu). Question: Are any of my initial attempts at the sentence correct? Answer: Unfortunately, none of the initial attempts are correct. They all use English grammar in a Japan...