は and が

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Dakochan

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Hi, I just started learning Japanese, also a new member of this forum.
I have a question regarding the usage of は and が as subject marker.
So.... How are they different? Can someone give me some examples of sentences with は and が in them.

Thanks a lot

 

Buntaro

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Language - Japanese Grammar - Part 1 | Japan Forum

 

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Dakochan

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thanks for the quick reply!!!

 

Buntaro

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Don't touch my moustache!

 

Kirakira1232

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Buntaro said:

Don't touch my moustache!

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thats a cute movie reference XD

 

Buntaro

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Kirakira1232

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Do people use dou itashimashite? Or is that rather uncommon now?

 

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Kirakira1232 said:

Do people use dou itashimashite? Or is that rather uncommon now?

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It was never slang, and is still used by normal polite people...