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Particles

Used to connect sentence

wa

Topic marking

Ex: Watashi wa gakusei desu

ka

question marking

Ex: Anatawa isha desu ka?

desu

Always at the end of sentence (polite)

Kare wa sensei desu

Ja arimasen

- Negative form of desu


- Meaning "not" in English

Ex: Watashi wa gakusei ja arimasen

Dewa arimasen

More polite form of Ja arimasen

Ex: Watashi wa gakusei dewa arimasen

mo

Also

Kare mo kaishain desu

no

Used to connect 2 nouns


*1st noun modifies 2nd noun


- In English "of" & "at"

Ex: Santos san wa perpetual no sensei desu



1st noun: perpetual


2nd noun: teacher