JLPT N5Grammar
γ (wo)
direct object marker
Beginner
10-15 min
very common
Expert Reviewed
Explanation
Marks the direct object of a transitive verb - the thing being acted upon.
Formation
[Object] + γ + [Transitive Verb]
Examples
γγγγι£γΉγΎγγ
Ringo wo tabemasu.
I eat an apple.
ζ¬γθͺγΏγΎγγγ
Hon wo yomimashita.
I read a book.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
γ is pronounced "o" not "wo". Only use with transitive verbs.
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Study Tips
Practice Tips
Make sentences about your daily routine: "ζγγ―γγι£γΉγΎγ" (I eat breakfast), "γ³γΌγγΌγι£²γΏγΎγ" (I drink coffee).
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