Japanese word order vs English word order

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This sentence is an example comparing the word order in Japanese and English. The sentence used in this example:

I don't think she likes western food
彼女は洋食好きではないと思う

彼女 かのじょ kanojo (she)
は wa (topic marker)
洋食 ようしょく youshoku (western food)
好き すき suki (like)
ではない de wa nai (doesn't [like])
と to (particle used before "omou" when expressing "I think")
思う おもう omou (think)

彼女は洋食好きではないと思う
she western food doesn't like I think
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Konbanwa, could you maybe make a video on your main channel about your recommendations for people who want to move to Japan, as in where to find work what to do when you first get there etc etc.

Susie_Legion_DBD
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Could you pls post more videos on this channel?

TuQuickSpain
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Thanks man I know it will be kinda hard at first to recognize the word order but I'm sure it will be easy before I know it

scrappy
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Ryan, in what situations do you use sumimasen instead of gomenasai to say I'm sorry?

bluerex
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i study Japanese kanji using a program called obenkyo.... I've noticed that in the kanji section except the character's meaning and way of reading it also has specific way to write it. So ive wondering if it's a serious mistake to write it with a different stroke order?? thanks ..

stefanos_g_ss
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Sounds a bit like Yoda from Star Wars. Not exactly but close.

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