Objective: Learn to use the Japanese particle を in a variety of sentences.
The Japanese particle を (pronounced "o", not "wo") is used to mark an object that is affected by a verb. The particle を is placed just after the object modified by the verb, similar to the way the particle は immediately follows the subject.
Simple grammar structure: Subject + は + Object + を + Verb.
すし = sushi
[ryoori]
とんかつ = breaded and fried pork cutlet
[tonkatsu]
てんぷら = battered and deep-fried seafood or vegetables
[tempura]
とうふ = soybean curd
[toofu]
にほんご = Japanese language
[nihongo]
えいご = English language
[eigo]
わたしはえいがをみます。 = I'm watching.
[watashi wa mimasu]
かれらはてんぷらをたべます。 = They are eating.
[karera wa tabemasu]
Write the following sentences in Japanese using hiragana/katakana.
Translate the following Japanese sentences to English.
Write the following sentences using hiragana/katakana.