Japanese がわかりました Why can't I use Japanese or Japanese? When can I use it? When can I use it? When can I use it?

There are two prompt particles in Japanese, one is が and the other is はがりんごがきです: I like apples. This sentence emphasizes apples, which are the most popular among many fruits. は Used to prompt predicates, such as: private は China people で. The predicate comes from China, with emphasis on China. Two auxiliary words can also be used in combination, with different emphases, such as: はりんごがきです. Soldier は is followed by the predicate, and が is preceded by the subject. The subject and predicate are emphasized by two auxiliary words.

As for を, it is very simple, it just connects nouns and verbs. For example: eat and eat.

You said that. . . がかりました Emphasize the main part and pay attention to what is understood.