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Originally Posted by korriken
Sweet Irony. I had only occasional problem with particles (as far as I can tell anyway unless there is some sort of super difficult set I haven't seen yet). Only the て form gives me much trouble, and only when reading it.
Prepositions? I can imagine those being tough to a non native speaker. we have so many of them, not to mention some particles change depending on whether the thing being talked about is general or specific.
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If you're having problems learning conjugations, I highly doubt you aren't some genius with particles. The wa/ga distinction and ni/(h)e distinction and ni/wo distinction (and the fact that there are
tons of particles) makes it, in my opinion, the most difficult. You probably just don't have a way of knowing you're using them wrong. Wa/ga is
very hard for a non-native to learn (unless, I assume, their native language is Korean).
I say this not to insult you, but just to point out that you shouldn't rest on your laurels w/r/t particles.