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A tip for the Learners of Japanese Language

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Japanese particles: Usage of ‘ wa ’ and ‘ ga ‘

 

Regardless of your level of proficiency for Japanese language,

usage of ‘wa’ and ‘ga’ is quite complex even for us Japanese,

but using them properly is essential to speaking proper Japanese.

Before everything please bear in mind of the following

among the several usages;

‘ wa ‘ to set off a topic and

‘ ga ‘ to indicate existence.

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Japanese ‘Honorifics’: Respect & Humble terms

 

Honorifics or honorific language (Keigo) is one of the main characteristics

of Japanese language similarly to other Asian languages (Chinese, Korean, Thai & Vietnamese, etc.)

Honorifics are principally divided into two types; respect or exalted terms

are used for others, while humble terms for yourself.

You need to choose the right terms between the respect and humble terms depending on the person whom you speak to.

You will surely be qualified for an advanced speaker of Japanese if you can use honorifics properly. Stick to it !