Breakdown of kono futatsu no shashin o kuraberu to, sora no iro ga sukoshi chigaimasu.
をo
direct object particle
がga
subject particle
のno
possessive case particle
写真shashin
photo
Questions & Answers about kono futatsu no shashin o kuraberu to, sora no iro ga sukoshi chigaimasu.
How do you read this sentence?
It is read:
この ふたつ の しゃしん を くらべる と、そら の いろ が すこし ちがいます。
In standard writing, it would normally be written without spaces:
この二つの写真を比べると、空の色が少し違います。
Does Japanese normally use spaces like this?
No. Japanese is normally written without spaces between words:
この二つの写真を比べると、空の色が少し違います。
The spaces here are just a learning aid to help you see the parts of the sentence more easily.
Why is it この and not これ?
この is used before a noun.
これ is used by itself.
So:
- この写真 = this photo
- これ = this
Because 写真 comes right after it, この is the correct choice.
Why is it 二つ? Could it be 二枚 instead?
