Japanese Grammar

Grammar is arranged in a fashion that it has markers at the end of speeches. There is also the golden rule that the Verb is always at the end of the sentence. Other parts of the sentance can be arranged.

• Subject Marker = Wa *Note: This is an exception in that "Wa" here is written with a "Ha" character.*
• Object Marker = O
• For important Items = Ga
• Specific Time = Ni
• Confirming = Ne
• For a Question = Ka *Ka is like a substitute for a "?"

So with this, I can say "Boku wa Neko Ga Suki desu". Where saying Boku, meaning "I", is that I am the subject and Neko, meaning Cat, is that it is that it is the important item, and Suki, meaining to like, is at the end of the sentence followed.

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