Discuss the Article : Properly Use 'What' 'Why' And 'How' In Japanese
Properly Use 'What' 'Why' And 'How' In Japanese
In American public schools, students often learn how to ask questions with the 5 Ws + How. That is, who, what, when, where, why, and how. In this particular article, I'd like to focus on 'what', 'why', as well as 'how', and explain the necessity of Japanese particles 'wa' and 'ga'.
Thank you for the detailed explanation and examples, Misa. As an English teacher, embarking upon this journey of learning Japanese has brought about a new appreciation of the challenges faced when learning another language. It has also given me insight into where some of the grammatical structures my Japanese students try to use originate!
With much appreciation,
ServiceTier
Misa san,
Kono kiji o arigatou gozaimasu. Totemo yakunitatte imasu yo. Watashi ni, Nihon go no joshi wa muzukashii desu ga, ima sukoshi wakaru to omoimasu. Doumo arigatou.
Dear Misa,
Thank you for writing this article. It is very helpful. For me, particles in Japanese language is difficult. But now, I think I understand a little but more. Thank you.
Great article! I have been strivinng and taking the juice out of it and so I have learned quite a lot! Thanks.
がんばってください！！
