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Originally Posted by tommymaxim
Hi,
thank you very much 
what do you mean with your second sentence :
は is the topic marking particle in Japanese (referring to 助詞)
so this sign doesn't mean anything only '...'
so only that it replies to password ?
again thank you
kind regards |
Basically は comes right after the topic of the sentence in Japanese. It's sort of equivalent to saying "As for ___" in English. Neither Dutch nor English has a comparable thing in the language.
So パスワードは五 is a sentence fragment that fairly literally translates to "As for the password, five" but really means "The password is 'five.'"