Difference Between Japanese particles wa (?) and ga (?)
July 2nd, 2010 | 
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Learn Japanese now! edufire.com A lot οf people hаνе dіѕtrеѕѕ wіth really telling thе dіffеrеnсе linking thе particles wa аnd ga. Thеу аrе above аll tough, ѕο I thουght I’d share one οf thе ways tο tеll thеm apart.
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i commonly just use wa in all situations but now i am enlightened…:D
i commonly just igored ga and used wa because i just couldnt figure out the difference, but now i am enlightened…:D
I know now. Thank you.
Ahaaa, now I get it! This was a fantastic video!
You look hapa, so am I. My Dad never taught me Japanese -_- so I’m doing it on my own now
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Noun and Particle “wo” makes direct Object.
Similarly, noun and Particle “ni” makes indirect Object.
If Noun is “watashi”, perhaps it’s the same as “mich” and “mir” in German.
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Thank you!!!
Thank you! I’ve read alot of explanations, but none were more clear than this one!
and what means the particle “wo” ?
helped a lot! =] thanks
Thanks, I learned something from this
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WA emphisies what comes after it.
watashi WA [name] desu
emphasies the [name] part
to show [name] is the self i am.
GA is similar but emphasies what comes before
watashi GA [name] desu
emphasises I(watashiwa)
to show that I am the [name] here
basically : )
just replace [name] with your name, and your excellent.
@metalaxiz He is excellent at it ;] silly head!
Thank you very much man, you’re awesome! anata wa sugoi desu yo!
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so does it means ? is for someone does not confirm whether there is a self named Koichi?
Anata Wa Sugoi Desu
like how you clarified it =) thank youuu!
So, lets se if I get it.
My friend say, “watashi wa jimu desu”, but Jim is my name, so I say, “iie watashi ga jimu desu”.
Is that right?
This is the best explaination that I have seen and heard so far. Thank you.
THANK YOU, it really helped me (Y)
This really helped me clarify the differences to my friends studying japanese! majide arigatou!