The difference between the particle "は" and "が"

2021-01-23 14:50:20 | Japanese | 1k+ Reads

1. Distinguish from the answer

"が" simply describes the facts.

"は" means comparison.

For example:

  • ない (I have no money)
  • 彼女いない (I don't have a girlfriend)
  • ない (Money, I don't have any, but...)
  • 彼女いない (Girlfriend, I don't have any, but......???)

金はないけど、爱はある! I don't have money, but I have love!

 

A: リュウ君の彼女ってどんな人?

B: まあ, 性格  いい. (Well, good personality)

 

A: リュウ君の彼女ってどんな人?

B: まあ, 性格  いい. (Well, in terms of character, it's still good...)

A: え?じゃ...ブサイクなの?


A: 皆さんは来ないんですか?

B: あ, 俺  行きますよ. (Well, if I am, I will definitely go, I don't know about others)

 

2. Distinguish from the focus of the sentence

The point of "は" is behind.

The point of "が" is on the front.

A:海賊王になりたいのは、誰ですか?

B:俺海賊王になる。

A:リュウが何になりたいの?

B:海賊王になる。

This article was last edited at 2021-01-23 15:00:18