If I wanted to say that I am taking meat out of the fridge, would I say
冷蔵庫に肉を出す, or should I use a different particle other than に after 冷蔵庫?
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grammar particles
How to indicate where you are taking something out of?
I would say:

> 冷蔵庫から肉を取り出す。

に is a tricky particle. When someone is giving you something or doing you a
favor, it can be used where we would use the word "from" in English. In most
cases, however, "from" is translated as から, and in this case using に makes it
sound like you're putting meat into the fridge rather than taking it out.
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