today I'm going to talk about Japanese basic sentence structure when you speak Japanese you first mentioned topic and then add comment for example if I talk about this coffee so this is the topic so I first mentioned this konoko he you don't have to add particle wa in real life conversation we often omit particle 1 we just mentioned this object konokohi konokohi then you add some comment what about it there's one thing to note if you translate this sentence you will say I bought this coffee at Starbucks yesterday in English I is the subject I bought this coffee but in Japanese because this is the topic so you mentioned coffee first you can say watashiwakino Starbucks you can say that but we don't usually say that if the topic is this coffee then I mentioned coffee first Starbucks the kai Master we say like this say if I was talking to a person called Tanaka tanakasan then if I am gonna ask him question about him then I mention his name first tanakasan then add comment about him because the topic is tanakasan I'm asking about Tanaka so I just need to mention his name if I was talking about this book okay this book this book is the topic of the conversation so foreign if I say I don't like this book in English you have to say I don't like I is the subject right so you mentioned I first but in Japanese because the topic is this book so you can start sentence saying konohon this is foreign so when you talk about something in Japanese the basic sentence structure is you mentioned the topic then add comment about it in English the sentence structure is different from Japanese more like subject to verb object or something like this but in Japanese not like this you have the topic and then have the comment when you get used to this sentence structure you will be able to speak more natural Japanese mention the topic and talk about what about it foreign that's it