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I am congratulating myslef for reaching 3000 Words.. Do you see how happy I am having inly 1000 words left? I WILL BE FREE TO DRAW AS MUCH AS I CAN WITHOUT FEELING GUILTY! And also sleep and eat like an average human..without having to feel guilt..

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Okay so I'm having trouble with は and が and where to place them. I feel like it's a little random with wether to use は or が. Except for like the subject of a sentence... then its は I believe. Anyway. I'm also having trouble with に. Sometimes に is simple for me to understand because it'll be right after a specific location. Other times it's like 日本語の雑誌は先生の事務室にあります. And I'm just like.. How in the world is Japanese Magazines allowed in front of に?

Ok imma try. And sorry for the like 6 week delay. 😳 I’ve been through it the past 10 weeks.

First rule: Particles determine the role of each word relative to the verb. 

 が 

As a Case Marker - defines the subject, or the person, or thing doing the action described by the relevant verb. The subject is always expressed as a noun phrase. It is different than は which defines the object. i.e subject of existence like “Over there is a store.” 店がある。

 As a Conjuctive - it is used to connect two contrasting clauses like ‘but’ or ‘though.’

As subordinate clause connector - Indicates the subject of subordinate clause when it is different from the subject of the main clause. Indicates the subject of a relative clause.

Articles on は vs が

Wasabi           Misa’s YouTube       Tae Kim

Ok now I struggle with this so I hope this makes sense. 

に

Indicates time or frequency

Indicates a location

Indicates the indirect object of a verb

Indicates the surface of a object where some action takes place

Indicates a point of arrival

Indicates an entering motion

Used together with a verb to express a purpose

Joins two or more nouns to indicate a list of items

Connects two or more items to indicate a matching or a contrast

Indicates the one acting or the one acted upon

Used with a verb to indicate a change or choice

Indicates a person who gives something or who provides a service

日本語の雑誌は先生の事務室にあります.

「日本語の雑誌」＝ Magazines of the Japanese Language or Japanese magazines

「先生の事務室」＝ Office of the teacher or teacher’s office

「あります」＝ to be located

「は」indicates the topic = magazines are the topic

「日本語の雑誌は」

「に」indicates a location = are located 

The Japanese magazine’s are located in the teacher’s office. 

Articles on に

Wasabi                Quora             Tae Kim       Misa’s Youtube

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The first of hopefully more posts targeting some of my most popular questions. This one is to answer all the asks I receive about my own personal (and general) study tips. Hope you all like!

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