how to use : ha or wa,ga,wo,ni,he or e somebody help pls. thanks in advance
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Particles give me a problem, too! This is what I understand:
1. "E" is an interjection meaning "Eh? What?"
"HE" (also pronounced [e]) follows a direction or place. Doko + HE (pronounced [e])?
2. "O" is a politeness prefix, used more often by women.
"WO" (also pronounced [o]) is the direct object particle.
subject + direct object + WO (pronounced [o]) + verb
place moved from/through + WO (pronounced [o]
nani + WO (pronounced [o]) + verb
3. "WA" is an exclamation meaning "Wow!"
"HA" is a topic particle. Someone + HA (also pronounced [wa]) + something + GA + adjective + desu.
4. place + "NI" = where someone or something is
indirect object + "NI"
That's all I've learned so far...
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ha (pronounced "wa"), ga:
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/particlesintro
wo (pronounced "o"), ni, he (pronounced "e"):
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/verbparticles
Also very important: no
http://www.guidetojapanese.org/learn/grammar/nounparticles
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