how do you use the particle "wo"?
I have a hard time using the particle "wo" in Japanese, can someone please give me some example sentences on how to use it? I don't fully understand it yet. it is so hard for me >.< much thanks (^-^)/
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Hey Ishiki, sorry i should've known you were having a troble with it earlier. ok, let me make some examples.. humm..let's say.. ok, "kyou curry wo tabeta" " i ate curry today". " kare wa denwa wo kureta" " he gave me a call". " ha wo migaita" "i brushed my teeth". " tokei wo mita" "i looked at the clock". "nihongo wo benkyou siteimasu" (ok, this is a progressive form, but it is used the same as a present form in Japanese, like "i study Japanese" :) hope that makes sense to you :) good luck :D
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