Is there any difference saying "N to naru" and "N ni naru"?
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Well, I think that saying "...to naru", the change is more radical. There is a big change, but using "...ni naru" the change is kind of normal.
I think that saying "sanagi kara chou to naru" would be better, because sanagi´s body becomes very different from the original.
Saying "watashi wa sensei ni naru" I think this is normal and it is not a big change.
I think it would be better to say "ashita wa watashi no tama ga terebi to naru". This change is not natural, so "...to naru" would be better.
I don't know if I am right. I cannot explain why 3+5=8 "ni / to could be used". I would use "ni", because it is normal 3 + 5 = 8. I don't know if you are understanding me.
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please explain more detail or example.
Anyway
3+5=8 san tasu go ha hachi to naru.
3+5=8 san tasu go ha hachi ni naru.
both ok
However
sanagi(a pupa) kara chou(a butterfly) to naru.←△
why△sometime this phrase is used poem or something....
sanagi(a pupa) kara chou(a butterfly) ni naru.←○
ashita ha ame to naru←△
ashita ha ame to naru deshou←○
ashita ha ame ni naru←○
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