PARTICLE MO (も)

The basic structure in Japanese is “topic WA information DESU.” Here, instead of the particle は, comes the particle MO (も), which means “too/also/as well.” Be careful: don’t use は and も at the same time. To translate “too,” you must remove は.

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Posted on Aug 12, 2016, 9:03:57 AM	#3
Administrator Yes right, I fixed it

Posted on Aug 11, 2016, 3:55:23 PM	#2
Haribara From the kanji / furigana in example three, I think the English translation should read Mrs/Ms/Mr Matsumoto

Posted on Dec 6, 2013, 4:19:11 PM	#1
Renatokun I think, as a suggestion, that's important to show to the students the cases in which some particles are omitted because of the particle "mo". I'm learning Japanese now and sometimes I get confused with that.

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