From this week onwards, we will touch on the basic particles used in forming Japanese sentences. Today's focus will be on を, which is used to show the object used for the action.The structure of the phrase will be in this form:[object] を [action]= [object] o [action]= [action] [object]For example:eat apple = ringo o tabemasu = りんごを食べますHence,I eat an apple. = watashi wa hitotsu ringo o tabemasu. =
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