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- 27 Feb 2017
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It was bugging me what the differences between them where and since I have yet to reach any descriptions on them in genki I went and googled it and clicked on the TK links below:
Difference between 【する】 and 【やる】 | Tae Kim's Blog
The difference between 「は」 and 「が」 | Tae Kim's Blog
Having read that would it be correct to say:
やる is only used on verbs not including a noun and only on ones that are visible to the naked eye
する is any verb and pretty much the more polite version of やる where it would have been usable
は is used where the name of the subject is already known (such as "halifax", "final fantasy", "John/Jane Doe")
が is used where the name of the subject is not known or unspecific in nature (such as "who", "what", "game" or "banks")
Difference between 【する】 and 【やる】 | Tae Kim's Blog
The difference between 「は」 and 「が」 | Tae Kim's Blog
Having read that would it be correct to say:
やる is only used on verbs not including a noun and only on ones that are visible to the naked eye
する is any verb and pretty much the more polite version of やる where it would have been usable
は is used where the name of the subject is already known (such as "halifax", "final fantasy", "John/Jane Doe")
が is used where the name of the subject is not known or unspecific in nature (such as "who", "what", "game" or "banks")