Quote:
Originally Posted by Maxful
I have another question which I hope you don't mind me asking. For example, I am about to tell you that I bought a dog and this information is something new to you. Am I right to say:
僕が犬を買いました。
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No. It's は.
You are not new in any way because people know you already. It's the fact that you bought a dog that is new.
To describe a fact like that that is news to the listener, you make a change in the
verb, not the particle after the subject.
犬を買った
んです（よ）。
犬を買った
んだ（よ）。
If you want to use a subject pronoun, use ボク
は.
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If someone asked you, "Who bought a dog?", then you could say:
僕
が犬を買いました。