How do I use Japanese particles in conversation?

Can you explain how to use the particle 'は' in a sentence?

Sure! The particle 'は' (wa) is used to indicate the topic of a sentence. For example, in '私は学生です' (Watashi wa gakusei desu), it means 'I am a student.'

What about the particle 'が'? How is it different from 'は'?

Great question! The particle 'が' (ga) is used to indicate the subject of a sentence, often emphasizing it. For instance, '猫が好きです' (Neko ga suki desu) means 'I like cats,' emphasizing 'cats' as the subject.

Can you give me an example of using 'を' in a sentence?

Of course! The particle 'を' (wo) marks the direct object of a verb. For example, 'りんごを食べます' (Ringo wo tabemasu) means 'I eat an apple.'

How do I know when to use each particle?

It takes practice! Generally, 'は' sets the topic, 'が' identifies the subject, and 'を' marks the object. Context is key!