Does the English have the grammatical concept (topic) similar to Japanese?
Does English have the grammatical concept of topic similar to Japanese language? I think this is explained easier with examples. What does one do
in the morning that should be the first thing he/she does?
I am in
- a panic and can’t sleep. My alarm is on. Any questions?
- Other People use and
- like facebook, but
- don’t like
the pronouns. Maybe as implicit. How are articles different from topics in Japanese? Is it a universal standard? Is there any grammatical errors in translations?
What should I do if I want to get back from Europe?
Is it common to drop an obvious subject in English, such as a first person or second person accent in a common English conversation?
This has nothing to do with topicalisation. Which is better to topialise
in English by our own parents?
but we can not then drop the
subject.
