McLaughlin86

I suppose I should have used kudasai instead of being a rude bitch. Is "ni" used as a particle there? That's what it looks like. If so, why? Whoever you are, just know that its only been about 3 weeks of studying this so I literally have .05% of an idea of what's going on.

My English sucks, but I'll try explaining. You can leave off kudasai, but then it would be oshiete, not oshieru. oshiete is telling someone to teach, while oshieru is the verb for you teaching. But since you called me sensei, it makes sense to use polite language, as when speaking to someone with that title, you generally need to speak politely. ni is a particle. ○におしえて　

おしえて

what comes before に is who to teach

I didn't meant to enter... lol but おしえて to teach, and if there was an を, what comes before that is what to teach