Japanese Particles?
I am still confused with wa, wo, ga, ni and well... the Japanese particles. It's not yet clear to me, when should I use wa or wo in a sentence. Please shed some light!
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http://www.gwu.edu/~eall/vjg/vjghomepage/vjghome.htm
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The particles are going to take some getting used to. Really mastering them takes time, it becomes almost instinctive.
Here are some basic ones to get you started though:
wa — marks the subject of the sentence
ga — this one plays various roles, but a common ons is that it marks a lesser subject (this one is confusing, and I still make mistakes with it on occasion D:)
wo — marks the object of a sentence
ni — indicates movement, or action
de — has various meanings also, but common translations on is "by the means of" and "at"
mo — indicates "too" or "also"
There are many MANY more! :D
Here is a great Japanese language learning site, I believe you can find more detail there. :] http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/
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