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When to use these particles?
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2014/4/29 11:21
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When to use particle を verses particle が has always been complicated. Does anyone have a good way to explain this? Like when to use which particle in a sentence?
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by Dianna82
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Re: When to use these particles?
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2014/4/29 16:49
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As case markers, が is the subject marker, and を is the direct object marker. There should be absolutely no confusion, unless you don't know what a subject and a direct object are...
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by Firas
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Re: When to use these particles?
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2014/4/30 00:22
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I'm sorry, I had put the wrong particle on my question post. It's supposed to be は verses が. ごめんなさい
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by Dianna82
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