The particle, を

[nihonmaru]

I've only know the particle, wo to have only one use, which is to show when you're doing something, usually use before a verb.
Ex : sushi wo/o tabemasu
So what about
Ex : ringo wo futatsu kudasai
Futatsu is a number, not a verb...? I'm so confused.

 

[Mike Cash]

ください is a (conjugated) verb.

を doesn't always appear immediately before the verb. There can be things in between.

 

[nihonmaru]

ください is a (conjugated) verb.

を doesn't always appear immediately before the verb. There can be things in between.

kudasai before conjugation is kudasaru which means to give right, so it is a verb? That's why we got to use wo in this situation, doesn't matter whether if it is before a verb or after a verb?

 

[Mike Cash]

Japanese particles come after the word or phrase they affect.

を indicates the direct object of a transitive verb.

 

[nihonmaru]

Japanese particles come after the word or phrase they affect.

を indicates the direct object of a transitive verb.

I'm still confused, can you dumb it down in a more simpler term?

 

[Mike Cash]

What materials are you using to learn Japanese? Do they not explain grammar?

 

[nihonmaru]

What materials are you using to learn Japanese? Do they not explain grammar?

I've only started a few weeks ago, I've got myself a Genki I and II, and mostly I learn it from a website called learnjapaneseadventure. I got it now thanks!