-okonomiyaki o konomu-
Simple Mistress
Pure Snow By Himiko-Den Lyrics
konayuki ga maiorite kita machi de
toiki ga shiroku sora ni hodokete yuku
anata no koto omoeba doushite?
What does the "Ga", "De", "Ni", and "No" mean?
I don't understand the two lettered words.
What are they?
Help?
They're a very important part of Japanese grammar. They indicate things like the direct object, the subject, the location, etc.
de and ni are similar, but not the same. they both mean at, but de is used sometimes to indicate the means of the verb. like basu de ikimasu *i go by bus* ni is never used in that kind of situation (at least not that i'm aware of.)
no is the particle of ownership as seen here
dare no inu desu ka? *who's dog is this?*
sore ha watashi no inu desu *that (over there) is my dog*
*note that ha sounds like wa as a particle but is written with an "h" then only time you'll use the character "wa" is in an actual word, never the particle "ha"* it's kinda weird, but it'll be second nature before you know it.
ga is a trickier one. sometimes we use "wo" in front of verbs, and sometimes we use "ga" i'm not exactly sure why or how, so you'll have to research that one.
i hope i was helpful.
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