oh actually, sending an ask bc this seemed like a fun question... was looking into the nuances between は and が particles, the tofugu article i read gave me a general understanding of it, but that it's often just vibes + varies from speaker to speaker.. so i was just curious about ur personal take on it 🤔
man, imma be real... i think i stopped paying attention to them after i stopped being graded on them LMAO
first, i have some intuitive understanding of them from speaking the language for so long, and second, they both can be "disappearing particles" meaning speakers tend to omit them in colloquial speech
HOWEVER since i'm trying to be a teacher someday, i will eventually have to learn the difference concretely sdkjfhsdkj
i skimmed the tofugu article and it does a good job of explaining from what i saw! i think it's good to study up on those nuances as a beginner so that when you speak it for a long time you'll just intuitively know which one to use, but i also think you shouldn't dwell too much. i use them wrong all the time, what's important is recognizing that i used it wrong and then figuring out if my listener misunderstood me because of it, and that usually doesn't happen bc は and が have a similar meaning/purpose anyway
