Using two を particles in one sentence

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When you left-click an image on the internet using chrome you are presented with, amongst others, this option:




名前を付けて画像を保存...




which I imagine is, in its full form




名前を付けて画像を保存する.




In this sentence, we have two を particles. Can someone please explain the details of this sentence grammar?



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    When you left-click an image on the internet using chrome you are presented with, amongst others, this option:




    名前を付けて画像を保存...




    which I imagine is, in its full form




    名前を付けて画像を保存する.




    In this sentence, we have two を particles. Can someone please explain the details of this sentence grammar?



    Thank you very much.






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      When you left-click an image on the internet using chrome you are presented with, amongst others, this option:




      名前を付けて画像を保存...




      which I imagine is, in its full form




      名前を付けて画像を保存する.




      In this sentence, we have two を particles. Can someone please explain the details of this sentence grammar?



      Thank you very much.






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      When you left-click an image on the internet using chrome you are presented with, amongst others, this option:




      名前を付けて画像を保存...




      which I imagine is, in its full form




      名前を付けて画像を保存する.




      In this sentence, we have two を particles. Can someone please explain the details of this sentence grammar?



      Thank you very much.






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          The important thing is the て-form from 付けて. It acts as a connection between the two separate phrases 名前を付ける and 画像を保存(する). You can think of it like the English and in this context. Naturally with two separate phrases, it's not at all surprising to have two をs.



          Thus, to understand the sentence we just have to figure out what each of the parts mean. 名前を付ける means to attach a name and 画像を保存(する) means to save an image. Thus this sentence means to name and save an image.






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            The important thing is the て-form from 付けて. It acts as a connection between the two separate phrases 名前を付ける and 画像を保存(する). You can think of it like the English and in this context. Naturally with two separate phrases, it's not at all surprising to have two をs.



            Thus, to understand the sentence we just have to figure out what each of the parts mean. 名前を付ける means to attach a name and 画像を保存(する) means to save an image. Thus this sentence means to name and save an image.






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              The important thing is the て-form from 付けて. It acts as a connection between the two separate phrases 名前を付ける and 画像を保存(する). You can think of it like the English and in this context. Naturally with two separate phrases, it's not at all surprising to have two をs.



              Thus, to understand the sentence we just have to figure out what each of the parts mean. 名前を付ける means to attach a name and 画像を保存(する) means to save an image. Thus this sentence means to name and save an image.






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                The important thing is the て-form from 付けて. It acts as a connection between the two separate phrases 名前を付ける and 画像を保存(する). You can think of it like the English and in this context. Naturally with two separate phrases, it's not at all surprising to have two をs.



                Thus, to understand the sentence we just have to figure out what each of the parts mean. 名前を付ける means to attach a name and 画像を保存(する) means to save an image. Thus this sentence means to name and save an image.






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                The important thing is the て-form from 付けて. It acts as a connection between the two separate phrases 名前を付ける and 画像を保存(する). You can think of it like the English and in this context. Naturally with two separate phrases, it's not at all surprising to have two をs.



                Thus, to understand the sentence we just have to figure out what each of the parts mean. 名前を付ける means to attach a name and 画像を保存(する) means to save an image. Thus this sentence means to name and save an image.







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