English and Japanese are very different.First, the word order is not the same. English places the verb right after the subject, but Japanese puts the verb at the very end. Second, English speakers always use subjects like "I" or "you." However, Japanese sentences often omit them. These differences make learning both languages very interesting.
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English and Japanese are very different. First, the word order is not the same. English places the verb right after the subject, but Japanese puts the verb at the very end. Second, English speakers always use subjects like “I” or “you,” whereas Japanese sentences often omit them. These differences make learning both languages very interesting.
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