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Japanese Verbs and their particles

dairwolf

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I´m having a hard time finding the right particles for japanese verbs. Their´s no use in knowing that e.g. akirameru means "to give up" if i don´t know how to connect it to a noun, like "to give up on something". Would this be "nani wo akirameru"?

Does anyone know where i can find the correct particle for verbs? That would be awesome! There´s no sense in learning verbs if you can´t apply them! Thank you very much.
 
search the forum for "particles," and you will find the answers you seek.
 
As nekojita-san already replied to your previous post on the subject, most dictionaries give you the answer.




「あきらめる」の検索結果 - Yahoo!辞書

http://eow.alc.co.jp/あきらめ/UTF-8/?pg=2


I recommend 三省堂 新明解国語辞典 第6版. This dictionary has plenty of basic structure examples for major verbs including suru-verbs and adjectives.
http://dictionary.sanseido-publ.co.j...smkkSmpl8.html
 
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