Particles

Question 1

Particle ‘ha’ meaning.

Note that when used as a particle, this is pronounced ‘wa’

Answer 1

‘ha’ means ‘am’ or ‘is’

‘ha’ is also used after the subject of the sentence.

For example:
Kayes eats sushi.
Becomes
Kayes ha sushi wo tabemasu.

Question 2

Particle ‘wo’ meaning.

Answer 2

‘wo’ is used before verbs

Question 3

Particle ‘ni’ meaning.

Answer 3

‘ni’ means ‘to’

Question 4

Particle ‘de’ meaning

Answer 4

‘de’ means ‘at’

Question 5

Particle ‘ga’ meaning and usage.

Answer 5

‘ga’ is used with ‘arimasu’, ‘imasu’ and ‘sukidesu’.

Question 6

Hannah is cute

Answer 6

Hannah ha kawaii

Question 7

Sushi is delicious

Answer 7

Sushi ha oishii

Question 8

I am Henry

Answer 8

Watashi ha Henry

Question 9

Kayes is a dog

Answer 9

Kayes ha inu.

Question 10

I do soccer.

Answer 10

Sakkaa wo suru.

Sakkaa wo shimasu.

Question 11

I do jogging.

Answer 11

Jogingu wo suru.

Jogingu wo shimasu.

Question 12

I eat sushi.

Answer 12

Sushi wo taberu.

Sushi wo tabemasu.

Question 13

Hannah eats sushi

Answer 13

Hannah ha sushi wo taberu.

Hannah ha sushi wo tabemasu.

Question 14

(I) go to the beach.

Answer 14

Biichi ni iku.

Biichi ni ikimasu.

Question 15

(I) want to go to Japan.

Answer 15

Nihon ni ikitai.

Question 16

(I) went to uobei

Answer 16

Uobei ni ikimashita.

Uobei ni itta.