Japanese Grammar – My mom can also do this. 🇯🇵

おかあさん____これ が できます。

The Japanese particle "も" (mo) is used to indicate inclusion or addition, and is often translated to "also" or "too" in English. In the sentence "おかあさん____これ が できます。" ("My mom can also do this."), the particle "も" is used to show that your mom, in addition to someone else previously mentioned or implied, is able to perform the action.

Explanation:
1. Particle "も" Usage:
– Indicates inclusion or addition (e.g., also, too).
– Replaces the particles "は" (wa), "が" (ga), or "を" (wo).

2. Explanation in Sentence Context:
– Original sentence: "おかあさん____これ が できます。" ("My mom can also do this.")
– If you want to say that your mom can do this, in addition to someone else, you use "も".
– The proper insertion: "おかあさんも これ が できます。" ("Okaasan mo kore ga dekimasu.")

3. Romanized Characters:
– おかあさんも これ が できます。
– Okaasan mo kore ga dekimasu.

Therefore, the correct particle to use in this context is "も" to imply the inclusion of the mother in the group of people who can perform the action.

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