I just started learning Japanese and I came across the particle "の", I
understand that it is used between two nouns but I didn't really understand if
you can use it only once in a phrase or if you use it between every two nouns.
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When and how to use "の" correctly?
The Japanese の particle is similar to the possessive “s” in English. Unlike in
formal English, it’s acceptable to string a chain の between subsequent nouns.
So yes, it can be used more than once in a phrase.
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@Ragaroni's answer is very correct. In general のconnects, two words and show
what/who possesses what. However, when you write Japanese (in the future), do
not use it too much because it doesn't look nice, the same reason we should
not abuse "and" in English.

This is not a grammar suggestion but literature advice, rather.

Hope it helps too! =)
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