Continuation: Noun+が Meaning: Forming the subject

1. represents the subject of existence. The subject can make people or animals, and can also make other objects (including abstract things). For example: スーパーにはぃろぃろながぁります.

2. What goods or property, talent, etc. are used to indicate. Someone owns it, which is equivalent to "~ はをってぃる". It can also be used to describe a person's height, chest circumference and other quantitative concepts, as well as diseases. Example: private car. (= The car will load. )

3. Tell others what you want to know when answering each other's questions. If the other person asks you a question with the question word+が, you must answer the other person with the heart of "noun +が" (unless you don't know). Example: Who eats food privately?

4. When describing a part of the real question, the subject component in this "part" is "が". "For example, the land in China. そして has a large population.

5. Express the wishes of the first person. It can also be used to ask a second person's wishes or desires. Example: private books, books, books, books, books, books.

6. Show people's favorite objects, favorite objects, technical advantages and disadvantages, and objects with certain abilities. So it is also called "object language". For example, private dogs are good dogs and sister dogs are bad dogs. ?

7. the comparative side. For example: ぁなたとぉさんとどちらがってぃます

8. Represents the most prominent party in the selection range. Adjectives or some state verbs are often used as predicates: one year, one year and February. ?

Extended data 1, Japanese, also known as Japanese (にほんご, にっぽご), is the official language of Japan. The mother tongue population is about1.300 million, which is divided into four dialects: East Japan, West Japan, Kyushu and Bazhou. The language similar to Japanese is Ryukyu (チナーグチ).

2. During the Three Kingdoms period, Chinese characters were introduced into Japan. In the Tang Dynasty, I invented pseudonyms to spread among women. The official Chinese is classical Chinese, so modern Japanese is greatly influenced by ancient Chinese.

Japanese pronunciation is very simple, with only five vowels and several consonants. With all kinds of unusual sounds, the total * * * does not exceed 100. Spanish and Italian are similar in pronunciation to Japanese.