Why is に used in a sentence like this?
若者が元気に溢れている
I thought it was:
若者に元気が溢れている
I know に is used as an indirect object marker. Could someone tell me the difference between direct and indirect object?
I already understand this usage of the particle:
It is used to show destination of an action
本を彼に上げた
To show an action in a place with semi-permanent or permanent consequences
山に雪が積もった
To show existence in a place
部屋にいる
To show a specific time when something happens
来た時に林檎を食べた
To show the agent in passive or verbs of receiving
ペンを彼に貰った
林檎が彼に食べられた
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