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Help with a few things please

Hanza

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could somebody please post a link or tell me how i can get a hiragana/ katakana download thing for my keyboard? So i can type in hiragana, katakana and kanji please?

And also could someone give me a list of ALL the particles/ markers used? such as wa, ga, O, ni, e, etc... and could you also list what they mark please?

This would all be extrememly appreciated.
 
And also could someone give me a list of ALL the particles/ markers used? such as wa, ga, O, ni, e, etc... and could you also list what they mark please?

That's a tall order. It depends on how you define "particle," as well. If you count the compound particles (について、につき、につれて、にもかかわらず、にたいして、にもとづいて、にて、をもって、ものの、などなど), the list gets longer than just counting は、を、が、に、で、から、よ、わ、ぞ、ぜ、など. Also, it would be good if you could tell us what you already know. I think doing a google search would be a better way to find a list of all the particles, but even then I doubt that you will find a complete list anywhere. That's just my gut feeling; I haven't actually looked.

Also, lots of particles have more than one meaning and usage, and in some extreme cases there can be as many as ten (I think に has about that many, although some people may disagree, as they all pretty much come from the same place).

I think what would really be most useful to you at this point (although I'm just guessing, because I don't know how much you actually know) would be All About Particles, a book that seems to be often recommended around here.

Other books that would be worth getting, if you have the resources, are A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar and A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar.
 
Hanza-san!

Are you using Windows? Which version?
 
For your question on how to type Japanese, please look at the sticky thread called "How to Type Japanese" which Glenndoinkies posted.
 
A good kana ( hiragana=katakana) site is Teaching Yourself Japanese.
 
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