So I learned that _no/の_ is used as a possesive noun. For example, **Kimi
no/君の** = "Your" in English. I also learned that it can be used to connect
nouns together. So, say **kookoo no sensei/高校の先生** , means "high school
teacher". However, I saw someone say " **Pasuta o taberu no ga suki
desu/パスタを食べるのが好きです** " to mean "I like to eat pasta." So this really confuses
me. From what I know, the particle " _ga/が_ " marks the ability of doing
something, like "I can eat sushi" while " _o/を_ " is used to say "I eat
sushi." So the sentence "Pasuta o taberu no ga suki desu/パスタを食べるのが好きです" really
confuses me. Could someone please break it down and explain it for me? (In
romaji/ローマ字, as much as you can)
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grammar translation meaning usage particles
What is really the use of the particle "no"?