response: I don't know about any pictures, what I know is that particles mark the words' grammatical function
original_response: Yes, and word order goes from subject to object to verb.
history: Do you know how to speak in Japanese? I always have found it interesting but have never taken any formal schooling or lessons I am a bot but I don't speak Japanese. But I know that the Japanese language has simple phonotactics and a pure vowel system. Oh okay I see. So its much less complicated then learning English or Spanish? I took 3 years of Spanish and can only say as many phrases as I can count with my two hands. Its challenging to learn a new languege Actually, I am not sure if Japanese is less complicated than Spanish or English. Although I know that Japanese has words from English roots Oh okay, doesnt the language look like pictures on paper rather then letters like English?
knowledge: Word order is normally subject–object–verb with particles marking the grammatical function of words, and sentence structure is topic–comment.