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Japanese question: How/When to use は (wa/ha), が(ga), を(wo) in a sentence.
Hello! I am just starting out learning Japanese. I am getting confused on when to use wa, ga, and wo.
Why is "Ga" sometimes used in place of "Wa" near the beginning of a sentence?
When/why do you sometimes place "wo" towards the end of the sentence?
Example:
toriniku to pan wo tabemasu (とりにくとぱんをたべます)
Why is the "Wo" there?
Thank you for your help and your time! :)
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こんばんは!
こんばんは, わたしなまえわこりなです!はじめまして!
アメリカ人です。私はTexasに住んでいます。二十二歳です。うたいますとおどりますはすきです!わたしはにほんごをべんきようします。まだじじよずじやありません。よんでくれてありがとうございます。
This is what I was trying to say:
Good evening! My name is Korina! It's nice to meet you!
I'm American. I live in Texas. I'm twenty-two years old. I like to sing and dance. I am studying Japanese, but I'm not good at it yet. Thank you so much for reading this. :)
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