*wonders why in the heck she was never taught that* Dx And all this time I thought people we just making major typos. :B How am I supposed to know when to use ha and when to use wa then if the romanji says wa? <<;;

It`s ohk, it took me awhile to get it too.

It's certainly a surprise... ._. Wonder why no one ever mentioned it...
I've been writing Hiragana sentences wrong. ;___;

It's okie Aya. XD; It's not your fault.

@Aya

It's okay.
um.. *feels weirrd to be saying this*
you use the hiragana 'ha', but say 'wa' when it's a particle.
particle 'ha' (wa) is not used in the middle of words, only when joining them.

for instance,
if you wanted to say "I am fifteen years old"
it would be written
"watashi ha jyuugo saidesu."
the 'wa' in 'watashi' is part of a word and so is written 'wa', and the 'ha' (said 'wa') in between the 'watashi' and the 'jyuugo' is a particle, and is written 'ha'.
I hope this makes sense?
and.. sorry if I over-explained.

It makes sense! I was wondering if it was that way. xD Thanks.

you're very welcome.

*sings to self: '???(?????)?(?)?????~!'*

*Throws confetti* Happy Birthday KokoroAkira!

Otanjyoubi omedetou gozaimasu. ^^

Happy Birthday, Akira~ Px