Japanese Particles Flashcards

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  • Topic
  • Defines topic of a sentence
  • Emphasises info AFTER は
  • Clarifies context for what follows
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  • Subject
  • Defines doer of the action
  • Emphasises info BEFORE が
  • Contains new or important info
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で (Location)

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  • Defines where action TAKES PLACE
  • Used with verbs of action
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に (Location of existence)

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  • Defines where something IS
  • Used with verbs of existence (います、 あります)
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に (Destination)

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  • Defines a PLACE something is moving to
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  • Direction
  • Defines the DIRECTION something is moving in
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に (Time)

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  • For points in time that occur repeatedly
  • CONTEXT tells us which one is being referred to
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no に

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  • Time
  • Relative points in time (now, later, yesterday etc.)
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  • Object
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  • Co-participant (“and”)
  • Used to connect NOUNS
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で (Means)

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  • Defines HOW an activity or an event takes place
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から

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  • Origin
  • The beginning point of something, or where something is coming from, paired with the particle まで
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まで

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  • End point
  • To mark the end point in space or time, paired with the particle から
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  • Possession
  • Links NOUNS together
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  • Addition marker (“too”, “also”)
  • Attached to a word to mark that word as a part of a set of things that belong together
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  • You know?
  • Used to show the information in your statement flows from you to the person you’re talking to
  • Used at the end of a sentence
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  • I know/Isn’t it? (agreeance)
  • Showing that the information is known or experienced by both you and the person you’re talking to