What's the difference of は and が？

[00:00:00]So, what's the difference of the Japanese particle wa and ga? So, when we talk about particles, the most important part is to feel it. Get the feeling of it. First, when you hear sora wa kirei, it sounds like the sky is something that is beautiful. Because the particle wa, whatever comes before that, it doesn't matter if it is a person, a place, or an object, whatever you point with a particle wa, you're talking about it. It sounds like the sky is something that is beautiful. Now, when you say sora ga kirei, then you could tell somebody that the sky is beautiful. Like, "Hey, look, the sky is so beautiful." You could add a mite. Look, mite, sora ga kirei. The sky is beautiful. So, keep this in mind.

[00:00:47]The particle wa points to what you're talking about. The particle ga has an idea of clearness. Whatever you see and you want to mention about that information, that information is the sky. You want to mention that the sky is beautiful. So, you clearly point to the sky with a particle ga. Sora ga kirei.

[00:01:08]So, you're clearly saying that the sky is beautiful. Hey, look, the sky is beautiful. Mite, sora ga kirei. So, this is the difference of the particle wa and ga. Particle wa, you're just talking about something. Particle ga, clearness, direct expression. Look, the sky is beautiful. Mite, sora ga kirei. Okay?