Does anyone know the difference between wa(わ) and ha(は) when used in a sentence? :o I see in… - Feed Post by NewlyLearner
Does anyone know the difference between wa(わ) and ha(は) when used in a sentence? :o I see in greetings a lot that Watashi wa (name) desu is written as わたしは__です. But i'm confused that わ is written as は in the sentence.. Why is it written that way?
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ha is ha, and wa is wa, but,は is pronounced like わ after the "person" in the sentence... i guess is a gramatical rule
Oh, I see. I get it now. Thanks for clearing it up for me :D
わ alone is not a grammatical particle, but は (subject particle) is, and it is pronounced wa. これは kore "wa", 今日は konnichi "wa", etc... Cheers :)- Ohh so that's how it is! Thank you guys very much :D
If you want the full thing of stuff, here's a really good article on は and が
http://nihonshock.com/2010/02/particles-the-difference-between-wa-and-ga/- Thanks, i'll look into it :)
