The particle 'で' can also be used to express the means of transport/ tool or language used.For example:came here by taxi= takushi de kimasu =タクシできますeat with chopsticks= hashi de tabemasu = はしで食べますwrite using Japanese= nihongo de kakimasu = 日本語で書きますThe structure of the phrase will be in this form:[transport/tool/language] で[verb]= [verb] by/ using [transport/tool/language]Other examples:I go to
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