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Watashi wo daisuki desu ka?
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2008/5/13 05:24
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My friend sent me a text that says "watashi wo daisuki desu ka."
I know that watashi is "I,"
and daisuki means "to like very much."
Desu makes it polite, and ka indicates a quesion, correct? But I thought wo indicates "you" are the subject, and for some reson, I don't get what he's saying. Can someone help me with this please?
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by Sarah
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Object particle
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2008/5/13 17:29
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Sarah,
The particle "wo" (also written as "o") indicates the object, not the subject, hence your confusion.
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by Dave in Saitama
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