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Basic Japanese sentence structure
topic (wa) → [other particles / adverbs] → verb
![<p>topic (wa) → [other particles / adverbs] → verb</p>](https://assets.knowt.com/user-attachments/c6a49fb3-58ad-4f61-a6d0-1b2f106cd84a.png)
topic
wa
time / destination / location of existence
ni
object
(w)o
subject
ga
co-participant
(to)
means / location
de
origin
kara
direction
(h)e
end-point
made
topic (wa) vs subject (ga)
wa = "As for..."
Example: Tanaka-san wa gakusei desu.
(As for Tanaka, he is a student.)
ga = "It is... that..."
Example: Tanaka-san ga gakusei desu.
(It is Tanaka that is the student.)
💡 The Takeaway:
Use wa to talk about something.
Use ga to point out which specific one did it.
possession
no