How to go about booking a holiday to Japan?
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Next year I would love to go to Japan.. it's been something I have wanted to do for years now, and I've finally decided to start saving for it.
Now, I'd like to go to Tokyo.. but I'm unsure of where to start. Does anyone have any tips or experience with travelling to Japan? What airline to use? Where to stay? What city or prefecture to visit (as I am flexible if Tokyo is too expensive)?
I like in the UK and have a part time job.
Thanks for the advice in advance!
Answer:
Hello, probably london-tokyo-osaka-toyko, and back to uk.
The international flight details below are your early reference:
London (LHR) to Tokyo (NRT) - Mon, May 21
London (LHR) to Moscow (SVO) - Mon, May 21
Aeroflot 2571Dep: 11:50AMArr: 6:30PM3h 40mAirbus A319 Economy (L)
Layover in SVO 1h 30m
Moscow (SVO) to Tokyo (NRT) - Mon, May 21
Aeroflot 260Dep: 8:00PMArr: 10:20AM9h 20mAirbus A330 Economy (L)
Tue, May 22
Tokyo (NRT) to London (LHR) - Wed, Jun 6
Tokyo (NRT) to Moscow (SVO) - Wed, Jun 6
Aeroflot 261Dep: 12:00PMArr: 5:10PM10h 10mAirbus A330 Economy (L)
Layover in SVO 3h 35m
Moscow (SVO) to London (LHR) - Wed, Jun 6
Aeroflot 2582Dep: 8:45PMArr: 9:45PM4h 0mAirbus A321 Economy (L)
The total cost per passenger (including taxes & fees)is £534.26, good luck and may your dream come true.
How to distinguish the differences between が and を Japanese particles?
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I somehow always mix these two particles up.
Is there any reason why you use one over the other in a sentence to help me to think in my head what particle for this specific verb I would need?
Thanks!
Answer:
Japanese grammar (books) might say "が is a topic marker, and を as an object marker" in general.
But If you're talking about が and を as an object marker, yea they're tricky.
I think when describing preferance such as 好き、嫌い、we use が
E.g. I like her. 彼女が好き。 彼女を好き NG (doesn't sound natural) 母は猫が嫌い（But we say 母は猫を嫌っている ＞＜；）
⇔ 僕は彼女(or 彼女のこと) を愛している（僕は彼女が愛している NG）
if you know Spanish, it's sort of "me gusta" "te amo" things....
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