6 Answered Questions for the topic particle を
Why is it 日本語がわかります instead of 日本語をわかります?
From what I understand, `は` is the topic marker, `が` is the subject marker, and `を` is the object marker.
One of the first sentences I learned doesn't seem to fit the rules I described above. The...
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Why are we allowed to use を particle with na-adjectives?
Can someone explain the usage of a _na_-adjective with the を particle?
I cannot understand why we can say
> ほうれん草を嫌いな人もいる。
because I'd thought that it had to be a が or の particle instead of...
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Do "direct object を" and "directional を" occupy the same slot?
*A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar* (ADoBJG) lists more than one を particle. In particular:
- On page 347, it lists **o**<sup>1</sup>, *a particle which marks a direct object*.
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05/09/19
Passive form - The exact difference between を and が?
I've seen this question asked before, but i feel the answer didn't quite answer all my questions, so here goes.
Now, I am rather sure that this:
>ケーキが食べられた
Means:
>The cake was eaten. (by...
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The difference between が and を with the potential form of a verb?
When using the potential form of a verb, I was taught that the particle を becomes が. However, in real life this seems to not always be the case. I've even heard Japanese people use を instead of が...
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Two を in a single sentence - how to understand it?
In the book I'm reading (「キッチン」 by 吉本{よしもと}ばなな) I have found the following sentence:
> うしろで雄一がぞうきんを手に床をふいてくれていた。
I guess it can be translated to something like (sorry for a quite literal...
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