Everyday Japanese ㉙

                                                 Everyday Japanese ㉙

                                           (Particles じょし jyoshi 助詞）

1. を(wo)・・・を is pronounced as お(wo) and placed after objects. In Japanese, the sentence order should be like this: Topic + Subject + Object + Verb. Although omissions may cause confusion, the basic order will remain the same.

e.g.,   わたし(は/が)        ほんを　      よみます。  (watashi wa hon wo yomimasu)

　　{Topic/Subject}   Direct Object       Verb

                         I            book            read

                                  I read book.

    　わたし(は/が)             いえを　　　　 でます。　　(watashi wa ie wo demasu.)

      {Topic/Subject}    Location to Leave     Verb

                  I                     (my) house        leave

                                I leave my house.

　　  わたし(は/が)       かいだんを　 のぼります。 (watashi wa kaidan wo noborimasu)

         {Topic/Subject}    Location to pass     Verb

                      I               (the) stairs           go up

                                  I go up the stairs.

      わたし(は/が)     　  みぎを　　　    むきます。　(watashi wa migi wo mukimasu)

      {Topic/Subject}    Direction of Action      Verb

       　     　I                    the right              turn

                                     I turn the right.

Cited from

https://www.wasabi-jpn.com/japanese-grammar/objects-of-japanese-verbs-with-particles-o-ni-and-to/

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