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  • Commented

    Hi! I am a native Japanese speaker. I would like to join it.

    And also I am learning English. I would like to join English learning group too.

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  • Commented

    Your understanding is right. We tend to use 'ga', when we want to emphasizes something.

    I will give you an example.

    When we want to say that it is me that drank the tea in Japanese, we will say ' 私がそのお茶を飲みました'.

    In contrast, when we want to mention that I drank the tea in Japanese, we will say '私はそのお茶を飲みました'

    I hope it will help your understanding.

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    October 2, 2016
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    When you ask for permission, Japanese people use like this 'てもいいですか' , 'てはいけませんか' For example 窓を開けてもいいですか。
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    October 2, 2016
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  • Answered
    When you ask for permission, Japanese people use like this 'てもいいですか' , 'てはいけませんか' For example 窓を開けてもいいですか。
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