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- The "O" particle indicates the object on which the action takes place.
E.g.: Watashi wa hon o yomimasu. (I read a book.)
Here the action of reading is taking place on the book. Therefore, the object book has been indicated by "o" particle.
- When particle "o" is followed by the verb "Oru (Orimasu)", it means to get off from a vehicle. The name of the vehicle comes before "o orimasu" as "o" indicates the vehicle from which you are departing or getting off.
E.g.: Watashiwa basu o orimasu. (I get off the bus.)
In this example, the vehicle bus from which I am getting off is indicated by the "o" particle.
- This particle always comes before the verb demasu (to go out) & dekakemasu (to leave). Here the particle indicates the place from which we go away or depart.
E.g.: Watashi wa goji ni uchi o dekakemashita. (I left home at 5o’clock.)
Here the place from which I am departing is home which is indicated by "o" particle.
- Following is the list of words along with which "o" particle always comes and the name of the place occurs before "o" particle:-
- Matsu- To wait
- Yobu- To call
- Aruku- To walk
- Hashiru- To run
- Tobu- To fly
- Sanpo suru- To stroll
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