100 Japanese words related to verbs Part1 

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Thank you for your comment. "を", "は", "に" are Japanese particles, and it can be a bit tricky to use them correctly. Here is an explanation of their roles: を (wo) "を" comes before a verb to indicate what the verb acts upon. For example, in "パンをたべる", "パン" is the object of the eating action. It can also express the starting point, route, or passage. For example, "へやをでます". は (wa) "は" is a particle that introduces the subject of a sentence. For example, in "わたしはにほんじんです", the subject is "わたし", and the information given is "にほんじんです". に (ni) "に" has several uses, but it is commonly used to indicate places, times, or states. About place: In "がっこうにいく", "がっこうに" is the destination. About time: In "９じにはじまる", "９じに" shows when it starts. About state: In "つくえのうえにある", "つくえのうえに" shows where something is located.

@@JapanesewithFukuchan-neko thank you so much. Now に I can understand. O and wa will take time. I am just a beginner and yesterday I learned from your video gakko means school. Kanji and hiranga make it difficult for me. But I am still learning and can understand some words. Now I got your video which is very helpful because you give short sentence which is easy to write and learn. Thank you so much. Seriously. 😇😊☺

Hi, I have completed this video now. (It takes me approximately 2 weeks). 😅 you made a great video. Again Arigatou😊.

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I'm glad to hear that. I'll try posting the polite forms. Thank you for your valuable feedback.

good idea👍

Thank you for watching!! ありがとうございます😊

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