X XTTX 後輩 Joined 2 Mar 2009 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 2 Mar 2009 #1 This is probably a stupid question, but.... When do you use the particles wa, ga, or etcetera in a sentence?
This is probably a stupid question, but.... When do you use the particles wa, ga, or etcetera in a sentence?
Putrefaction 不幸中の幸い. . . がない. Joined 7 Nov 2008 Messages 905 Reaction score 24 2 Mar 2009 #2 o is a direct object marker, as in, [food] o [eat]. Wa and ga are complex and I'll direct you to this post: How do you know... ON/KUN and beyond
o is a direct object marker, as in, [food] o [eat]. Wa and ga are complex and I'll direct you to this post: How do you know... ON/KUN and beyond
FinancialWar Sempai Joined 19 May 2006 Messages 1,065 Reaction score 44 5 Mar 2009 #3 to understand how to use particles, you will need to study the grammar. and it'll take years
undrentide Japa'n vagyok Joined 18 Jan 2006 Messages 3,652 Reaction score 310 5 Mar 2009 #4 Tae Kim's Japanese Guide Learn Japanese – Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese Wikipedia Japanese Grammer wiki japanese grammar particles - Google 検索 Check out "particles" in the above websites. You can see the basics.
Tae Kim's Japanese Guide Learn Japanese – Tae Kim's Guide to Learning Japanese Wikipedia Japanese Grammer wiki japanese grammar particles - Google 検索 Check out "particles" in the above websites. You can see the basics.
Kirakira1232 素敵な冒険始まる！ Joined 6 May 2008 Messages 472 Reaction score 16 5 Mar 2009 #5 Wow talk about a broad question! lol I think we'd need more than a few posts to answer everything completely and fully ^^
Wow talk about a broad question! lol I think we'd need more than a few posts to answer everything completely and fully ^^
Buntaro 運動不足 Twenty-year veteran Joined 27 Dec 2003 Messages 2,854 Reaction score 2,103 6 Mar 2009 #6 Here is my discussion on wa and ga. Yet another wa/ga question... | Japan Forum