watashi wa madogawa no seki ni suwatte, sofa mitai ni yukkuri kutsuroginagara dorama o miruno ga suki da.

I like to sit in the window seat and watch dramas while relaxing as if I were on a sofa.

Breakdown of watashi wa madogawa no seki ni suwatte, sofa mitai ni yukkuri kutsuroginagara dorama o miruno ga suki da.

• は: topic particle
• 私わたし: I
• を: direct object particle
• 見みる: to watch

Questions & Answers about watashi wa madogawa no seki ni suwatte, sofa mitai ni yukkuri kutsuroginagara dorama o miruno ga suki da.

Why do we use は after 私, but が after 見るの (in 私は … 見るのが好きだ)?

This is a very common pattern in Japanese:

• X は Y が好きだ
  = “As for X, (they) like Y.”

Here:

• 私は = “as for me” (topic)
• ドラマを見るのが好きだ = “I like watching dramas” (what I like)

は marks the topic of the sentence – what we’re talking about.
が marks the thing that is liked (the subject of 好き).

You can’t normally say 私がドラマを見るのは好きだ in this context; it sounds odd or changes the nuance.
The natural, basic pattern is X は Y が好きだ.

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What exactly does 窓側の席 mean, and why do we need の there?

窓側の席 literally means “the seat on the window side.”

• 窓側 = “window side,” “the area by the window” (noun)
• 席 = “seat”
• 窓側の席 = “[window‑side] seat” → “a seat by the window”

The pattern is:

• A の B = “B that is related to A / belonging to A / characterized by A”

So 窓側の席 is “the seat whose characteristic is that it is on the window side.”
Saying just 窓側席 is not normal; you need の to link the two nouns.

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Why is the particle に used with 席 in 席に座って?