Reference

japanese — There are many types of particles in the Japanese language but there are eight main core types particles that are most commonly used.

japanese — These principles work together to encourage learners to become not information receptacles but critical thinkers and effective communicators that prioritise understanding, mastery and a lifelong love of learning and curiosity.

japanese — While word order is not as important in Japanese as it may be in other languages like English, word order affects where the emphasis in a sentence lies.

japanese — While this may work for very basic sentences, the word order rule is a very biased Western European rule and does not apply to most languages, including English too.

japanese — The most basic thing you need to know is that sentences in Japanese are not ordered the same as English sentences so be sure to pay attention to them.