1. The core Japanese sentence

01:25 - All Japanese sentences have the same core (A and B).
02:24 - Every sentence in any language boils down to being “A is B” or “A does B”.
03:33 - The が particle is the centre of Japanese grammar, all sentences revolve around it in Japanese.
03:48 - Even if you can’t see が in a sentence, it is still there, just invisible.
04:48 - The subject of a sentence is always marked by the が particle.
05:23 - だ marks something as the thing that the subject is.
05:39 -だ only goes one way. A=B but B!=A.
06:04 - Adjectives in Japanese end with い.
06:40 - い adjectives have the functionality of だ built in, so だ should - not be added to them.
07:08 - Japanese verbs end with う.
07:09 - だ is a copula.

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