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Difference between がand は? Will someone P lease explain it with examples? I know what their definitions are but I would to know how to use them correctly.

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1 「は」 = Topic marker 「が」 = Subject marker (or Case marker) 2 new infomation→が  known infomatoin→は   There lived 【an】 old man in 【a 】 village.   あるむらに、おじいさん【が】、すんでいました。   【The】 old man( He) went to the mountain to gather woods.   おじいさん【は】、やまへいきました。 3 〇〇【は】 ×××です。   〇〇についてこれからのべますが、それは×××です。   I say about 〇〇, 〇〇 is ×××.   わたし【は】、がくせいです。(I am a student.) - I say about me, I am a student.   かれ【は】、せんせいです。(He is a teacher.) - I say about him, he is a teacher.   〇〇【が】 ×××です。   ×××なのは〇〇です。×××したのは〇〇です。   When ××× is specified, you use 【が】.   かれ【が】がくせいです。この中で、がくせいなのは、かれです。   There are a lot of people, he is the only student.   (I image)
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は are "ha" or something and が and "ga". But im just a beginner :)
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はuse to underline the main point of sentences. が use for same purpose, but が means more exactly. Ex: 私はへやへいきます - I go to room 私がへやへいきます - I (exactly I) go to room

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