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 ## Particles
 Hiragana characters that attck to the end of a word to define the grammatrical function of that word in the sentence
  
- ### Vocab
- 
+### Vocab
+
 1.  学生 【がく・せい】 – student
-2.  うん – yes (casual)
 3.  明日 【あした】 – tomorrow
-4.  ううん – no (casual)
 5.  今日 【きょう】 – today
 6.  試験 【しけん】 – exam
+2.  うん – yes (casual)
+4.  ううん – no (casual)
+7.  でも – but
+
+### Topic Particle は
+The topic particle identifies what it is that you’re talking about, essentially the topic of your sentence
+
+The topic particle is the character 「は」. 
+
+While this character is normally pronounced as /ha/, it is pronounced 
+/wa/ only when it is being used as the topic particle.
+
+Examples
+ボブ：アリスは学生
+アリス：うん
+
+
+### Inclusive Topic Particle も
+essentially the topic particle with the additional meaning of “also”
+
+Basically, it can introduce another topic in addition to the current topic.
 
- ### Topic Particle
- 
- The topic particle identifies what it is that you’re talking about, essentially the topic of your sentence
- 
- The topic particle is the character 「は」. 
- 
- While this character is normally pronounced as /ha/, it is pronounced 
- /wa/ only when it is being used as the topic particle.
- 
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