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を particleN51 rule

The particle を: marking the direct object

を marks what the action is done to. It is written を but pronounced 'o', and it also marks the space a motion passes through.

Also known aswo particleを particleo particledirect object marker

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N を Vを — direct object
を particle

を (read “o”) marks the thing the action is done to.

毎朝 ジュース 飲みます。

まいあさ ジュースを のみます。

I drink juice every morning.

を marks the direct object — what is eaten, drunk, read, etc. The particle を is only ever used for this grammatical role and is pronounced “o”.

In the textbooksMinna I, lesson 6Genki I, lesson 3