Basic Japanese Language

• 二 (ni) means two
• 一 (ichi) means one
• 三 (san) means three
• 六 (roku) means six
• 五 (go) means five
• 四 (shi) means four
• 八 (hachi) means eight
• 四 (yon) means four
• 九 (kyuu) means nine
• 十 (juu) means ten
• は (wa) is used to indicate the subject.
• を (wo) is used when indicating an action done on something else.
• が (ga) is used to indicate the object or thing being talked about.
• が (ga) is used to indicate the object.
• を (wo) is used when indicating an action or movement towards something.
• に (ni) is used when indicating location, time, or direction.
• に (ni) is used to indicate location, time, or direction.
• から (kara) is used to indicate starting point or origin.
• へ (e) is used to indicate destination or goal.
• に (ni) is used to indicate location, direction, or destination.
• へ (e) is used to indicate going to a place.
• から (kara) is used when indicating starting point or origin.
• は (wa) is used as a particle at the end of sentences to emphasize the subject.
• へ (e) is used when indicating destination or goal.
• の (no) is used as possessive particle.
• まで (made) is used to indicate end point or destination.
• は (wa) is used to introduce new information or change subject.
• が (ga) is used as the subject particle.
• です (desu) is used to express politeness and formality.
• まで (made) is used to indicate the end point or limit.
• は (wa) is used as the topic marker.
• はんご (hango) means language.
• に (ni) is used when indicating location, direction, or destination.
• が (ga) is used as a particle at the end of sentences to emphasize the object.
• が (ga) is used when indicating object or thing.
• が (ga) is used as nominative case particle.
• を (wo) is used as a particle at the end of sentences to emphasize the direct object.
• で (de) is used as locative case particle.
• を (wo) is used when indicating direct object.
• の (no) is used as a particle at the end of sentences to emphasize possession.