Hiragana character for wa/ha?

[Chaotic]

Why do I have to make a sarcastic remark to you?
I have to tell you that your comments do not make very happy when I'm trying to help.
If you cannot find a list of particles, I hope you'd just ask me.


The reason I suggested to learn particles is that there are not so many of them, it would be easy for you to remember particles (I assume you already know it comes after other words such as nouns and verbs), so once you get the hang of it, it should not be so difficult to see where one words starts and ends.

Anyway, I think this website is very helpful when you want to learn the basics,
Learn Japanese – Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese
and you can find explanations on the particles under "3. Basic Grammar".
Hope it helps.

Oh, and the reason 窶堙 is followed by 窶堙 - there are many cases that two or more particles are used together, as each has different meanings and functions.
In the case of your example, 窶堙 works just like noun, meaning something that belongs to 窶堙ｭ窶堋ｽ窶堋ｵ. So 窶堙ｭ窶堋ｽ窶堋ｵ窶堙 means "mine".

Ah, that makes sense. I didn't imply you were being sarcastic, I was just saying if because I couldn't tell. Sorry, I'm used to people being negative towards me online, especially on forums.

 

[undrentide]

Ah, that makes sense. I didn't imply you were being sarcastic, I was just saying if because I couldn't tell. Sorry, I'm used to people being negative towards me online, especially on forums.

It's all right.
Being a native, I haven't learn Japanese as foreign language, so maybe I'm not so good at seeing what is very difficult for learners and what is not.
Fortunately there are many members on this forum who have been learning Japanese and are very good at giving explanation and information.
I'm sure they are positive to fellow learners (including you) and willing to help, too.

 

[Chaotic]

It's all right.
Being a nagive, I haven't learn Japanese as foreign language, so maybe I'm not so good at seeing what is very difficult for learners and whare is not.
Fortunately there are many members on this forum who have been learning Japanese and are very good at giving explanation and information.
I'm sure they are positive to fellow learners (including you) and willing to help, too.

Oh that makes more sense now. I'm not sure how Japan is, but America is probably 80% of negativity all the time. At least, for me it is. Me personally, I try and avoid being negative...but a lot of other people in this country thrive on it. I'll be sure to mark you as one of the good people who I can come to with my questions then.

Also, it's good to meet a native to Japan.

 

[Charles Barkley]

What do you mean 80% negativity all the time? Genuinely curious, as the only study I did in the US was a bit of self study before I left for Japan...