は vs. が
私が田中です。
私は田中です。
は introduces the topic; が picks one thing out of several, or answers a question word.
Japanese particles are learned by getting them wrong in real sentences. FluenText reviews the Japanese you text — に vs. で, は vs. が, the politeness level you are writing in — and shows the fix under your own message, with furigana and a definition when you tap a word you do not know.
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私が田中です。
私は田中です。
は introduces the topic; が picks one thing out of several, or answers a question word.
ドアが開けました。
ドアを開けました。 / ドアが開きました。
Someone opens the door (を + 開ける) or the door opens (が + 開く). Japanese uses two different verbs.
今日は忙しいです。だから行かない。
今日は忙しいです。だから行きません。
です・ます and plain form in the same breath reads as a slip, even when each sentence is fine alone.
ビールを三つください。
ビールを三本ください。
The counter follows the shape of the thing — 本 for bottles, 枚 for flat objects, 人 for people.
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