Darry
When do you use the particles"が"and"を" in Japanese
22 déc. 2014 01:22
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It depends entirely on the verbs you are using and what you are trying to say. There are entire books written about the proper use of は and が. を usually marks whatever is being acted on(direct object) in a sentence. が marks something specific. はcan be best translated as "at least" or "for one"
22 décembre 2014
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