203:366.56D ŸFQ9xo/MvJhbB[sage]
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different of those two sentences is used Japanese postposition as "•ŽŒ" by "‚Í" and "‚ª".
at point is speaker's thinking about listener's knowledge by how much as it is already-known or unknown for listner.
"who" is unknown for listner,if verb phrase as "ƒEƒ“ƒR‚ð˜R‚炵‚½" were already known.
we are going to communication for getting unknown information.
on communication,unknown information has high worth than already-known.
so,it will be strong accent or coming to head of word order even though exchanging head to bottom of sentence as "“|’u–@",if that information is inportant.
on the case that someone shited on one's pants that is understood to unkown information as listner's thinking by speaker,
speaker says like strong the unknown information by a plosive sound "ga".
against "wa" is vowel sounds.
it's soft discreet and low frequency sound than "ga" as plosive sound.
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