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The particle "-wo", usually pronounced "o", is put after the object related to the action of the verb.
That is, it shows the "object direct".
But sometimes, we can use -WA(-は) instead of -WO(を ) in order EMPHASIZE. In such cases, it's still a Direct Object, even if it's at the beginning of the sentence.
Does this sound complicated? Worry not, we'll learn about this in detail in this easy-to-understand video.
That is, it shows the "object direct".
But sometimes, we can use -WA(-は) instead of -WO(を ) in order EMPHASIZE. In such cases, it's still a Direct Object, even if it's at the beginning of the sentence.
Does this sound complicated? Worry not, we'll learn about this in detail in this easy-to-understand video.