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Direct Object Particle: を (o/wo)
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N5 • Grammar
Read →Directional Particle: へ (e)
Indicates the direction or destination of movement. The character 'へ' (from the H-row) is pronounced as 'e' when used as this particle.
N5 • Grammar
Read →Topic Particle: は (wa)
Identifies the topic of the sentence. The character 'は' (from the H-row) is pronounced as 'wa' when used as this particle.
N5 • Grammar
Read →〜も〜です (mo... desu)
Noun 1 is also Noun 2. (Replaces the particle 'は' to mean 'also' or 'too', using the hiragana 'も' from the Ma-row.)
N5 • Grammar
Read →〜の〜 (no)
Noun 1's Noun 2 / Noun 2 of Noun 1. (Connects two nouns to show possession or relationship, using the hiragana 'の' from the Na-row.)
N5 • Grammar
Read →AはBです
A is B. Used for identification and stating what something is.
N5 • Grammar
Read →〜がります (~garimasu)
3rd person wants to