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What is the difference between Watashi wa and Watashi no ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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@SilentJupiter64:
Watashi wa is stating that you are the topic of conversation.
watashi no is showing possession, so you need a noun after it.
watashi wa nihongo o benkyoushiteimasu - "I am studying Japanese."
Watashi no enpitsu desu - "My pencil"
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- Japanese
@SilentJupiter64:
watashi wa⇨I
watashi no⇨my
例文としては
私は（watashi wa）歌を歌う
そのノートは私の（watashi no ）です
という感じで使います
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- Japanese
Watashi wa→わたしは→I am
Kanojo wa→かのじょは→She is
Watashi no→わたしの→My
Kanojo wa watashi no hahaoya desu→かのじょはわたしのははおやです→She is my mother.
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