Ga

Ga

Meaning: Particle indicating the subject or object for specific verb or adjective.

When to use?

1) After subject just introduced

Kono hito ga hanaoka-san desu. Kare wa daigaku no sensei desu.

= This is Mr. Hanaoka. He is a university teacher.

Ano depato no mae ni ginkou ga arimasu

= There is a bank in front of that department store.

2) After stressed subject

Watashi ga sore mo shimasu.

= I will also do it.

3) After interrogative

Nani ga omoshiroi no desu ka.

= What is so funny?

4) After subject in a relative clause

Watashi ga katta hon wa amerika no sei desu.

= The book I bought is American-made.

Category: Grammatical words

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