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こんにちは! Hello guys!

I finally made the lesson explaining
the differences between the は vs が particles.

I have explained in other videos that
the main difference is where to put emphasis.

However, there is more to it than that.
So watch this lesson and master the differences between them!

Hope you enjoy it :)

またね~☆

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The Ultimate Guide To: は vs が (The ONLY lesson you need!) *PATREON*

***This is the LONGER lesson exclusive to Patreons***

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Don

みせ先生「は」と「が」の使い分けの説明をしてくれてありがとうございます! I still have a few questions about the usage of は. Mainly, why do we use は with negative sentences. For example, if I were to be asked if I had a dog, why would 犬はいません be more appropriate than 犬がいません? I was always taught to use がいる or がある so seeing はいません is really throwing me off. In the same way, this sentence also throws me off 公衆電話はありますか。Why not が? Thank you みさ先生!

Chantal Ward

みさ先生は英語がとても上手ですね。;) この授業は、ありがとうございます。 One question; Why is it 歌は下手です and not 歌うは下手です? I know that google translate is telling me the latter means "Singing is bad", but I want to know what exactly is the difference? Because the first one sounds to me like, "I am not skillful at song." If you have a video already explaining this kind of thing, just let me know and I will watch it. I still haven't gotten through every beginner's video yet. :)

Japanese Ammo with Misa

Here's the lesson on 上手 and 下手 ^^ <a href="https://youtu.be/Tf2q36mOCxw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/Tf2q36mOCxw</a> Anyway, you can do the <verb> in front of 上手 / 下手 like "歌うのが下手です" and it's correct but a lot of the time Japanese people say "歌が下手です。" . It does mean "I'm bad at SONGS" literally but with these "上手 / 下手", we sometimes use nouns like "絵" for painting / drawing instead of the verb "絵を描く".^^</verb>