JAPN 1010 Lecture Notes - Heta, Nori, Kami

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Japanese particles, joshi ( ) or teniwoha ( ), are suffixes or short words in. Japanese grammar that immediately follow the modified noun, verb, adjective, or sentence and serve various functions. Particles can also be known as postpositions (think prepositions like in. There are roughly 60 commonly used particles in japanese. Japanese particles are almost always written in hiragana, however some have kanji forms that are rarely or never used. Although they aren"t really categorized, a lot of these are used within the same area of grammar, so i"ve highlighted them to further organize their grouping. The particles wa ( )ga( )and ( ) Is clearly the hiragana for (ha), however it is not pronounced how it would normally be said. This is the only time it will be pronounced this way with the exception of a few words such as . Is used as a topic marker and is placed after the first noun.

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