Okay, so I really like the Japanese language and since I watch anime so much, I thought it would be cool to learn how to comprehend Japanese.
So far on my quest to self teach myself, I've come across a confusing path.
What is the difference between Ga and Wo?
Learn-Japanese.Info tells me:
"Examples:
Ringo o tabemasu. - I eat apples.
Ringo o tabetai. - I want to eat an apple.
Ringo ga tabetai. - I want to eat an apple.
In the above example, the second sentence just means that you want to eat apples. The third sentence means that you want to eat apples as opposed to something else. It's not really that important of a difference so you can stick with just o if you're more comfortable with it."
BUT what I still don't get it. Sometimes I see people type Ga instead of Wo and I'm left confused.
Sometimes I also wonder which one I should use in a sentence. Can anybody clarify this for me?
Thank you.
So far on my quest to self teach myself, I've come across a confusing path.
What is the difference between Ga and Wo?
Learn-Japanese.Info tells me:
"Examples:
Ringo o tabemasu. - I eat apples.
Ringo o tabetai. - I want to eat an apple.
Ringo ga tabetai. - I want to eat an apple.
In the above example, the second sentence just means that you want to eat apples. The third sentence means that you want to eat apples as opposed to something else. It's not really that important of a difference so you can stick with just o if you're more comfortable with it."
BUT what I still don't get it. Sometimes I see people type Ga instead of Wo and I'm left confused.
Sometimes I also wonder which one I should use in a sentence. Can anybody clarify this for me?
Thank you.