How do you form a simple Japanese sentence/ question?
I know how to say atashi no namae wa _____ desu. and denwa bango wa nan desu ka. But I'd like to know how exactly do I put a simple sentence together. ARIGATO!!!!
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Japanese sentences tend to be in noun - subject - verb order. This is different from English as English is usually noun - verb - subject order. For instance:
Kawamura (noun) ate (verb) fish (subject).
カワムラさん(noun)は魚(subject)を食べました(verb)。
Kawamura-san (noun) wa sakana (subject) o tabemashita (verb).
Of course, even in simple sentences, particles are an important topic, but that is quite a large subject. Try to read a lot and pay careful attention to sentence structure and it will become easier to correctly form sentences yourself.
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