The term “subject” often confuses Japanese learners. One of the most important component of Japanese sentence structure is the topic. You mention the topic, then make a comment about it. But the problem is, the subject sometimes is the topic, but not always. In Japanese, people don’t construct a sentence like in English, “subject+verb+object”. It is very important to know that in Japanese the subject and the topic is different, you should erase the concept “subject” when you study Japanese. In the video, I will introduce to you the basic Japanese sentence structure so that you will know how to form natural Japanese sentences. They are VERY easy once you get the hang of it, there’s nothing complicated about it.
「主語」という概念が日本語習得を妨害となっています。日本語の文の構造において、一番重要な要素は「トピック」であり、「主語」とは違います。日本語では「主語」と「トピック」は必ずしも同じではなく、目的語がトピックになったり、動作の主体とトピックが別々になったりもします。この動画ではまず日本語における一番基本的な文の構造を紹介します。
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