about no particle in this sentence

hello guys!

my question is about "no" particle. you must be thinking that why am i not getting such an easy thing but you don't know how to difficult is it to identify the use of "no" particle here--
1 sentence)saigo no ichi byou made tamesu yo...
2 sentence)konan(name) kara no rikuesuto(noun--request). translation 1 sentence) try until the last 1 second..2 sentence) a request from conan. now please explain the usage of "no" here. please tell me, it is very imp. as i am learning japanese from home. :)

1 sentence) saigo no ichi byou made tamesu yo...

In Japanese, "saigo" is a noun meaning "the last, the end." So to make that word describe another word to say "the last (something)," you need to add a "no" to make it an adjective, just like "watashi" is "I," and "watashi no" is "my (something)."

2 sentence) konan (name) kara no rikuesuto (noun--request).

You could say:
- Konan kara rikuesuto ga kimashita. (A request came from Konan.)
- Konan kara no rikuesuto ga arimashita. (There was a request (that was from) Konan.)

Again here "konan kara" simply means "from Konan." To make that phrase describe a noun, you need to add "no" to make that word like an adjective phrase.

1.konan kara rikuesto ga kimashita.
2.konan kara no rekuesto ga kimashita.

sentence 1: "konan kara" explains more about "kimashita"
sentence 2: "konan kara" explains more about "rekuesto".

sentence 1 can be "rikuesto ga konan kara kimashita".
in sentence 2, you can't change the word arrangement.

hello AK,

it was written in an anime like this-- "request from conan:-" and after that there was some educational talk about-- sitting away from the t.v screen and to brighten the room when watching the t.v..so there shouldn't be a "kimashita" used here..isn't it?

1 saigo no ichi byou made tamesu yo...
=until one second of the ending

2 Konan(name) kara no rikuesuto
=The request coming from Konan
=The request of Konan
kara is emphasizing who instead of what.

I was trying to make a comparison where you would use "konan kara no...(followed by a noun it describes)" and "konan kara...(verb) " so if it confuses you, forget about the two sentences I used for comparison.

To say " a request from Konan" (a noun phrase), you need to have the "no" to make the "Konan kara" into an adjective. to describe the "request."