I am currently learning Japanese grammar and have learned that へ and も can be
used interchangeably but typically も is used and へ is I guess something
usually used by older people or when certain words sound weird with も or to
break a sentence up in an easier way to read. However, I am not 100% sure when
to use the others. I have never seen や used yet (at least not in anything I've
learned since I'm still very much a beginner) and I have only noticed か in
Japanese shows I watch once or twice. I think と is just for nouns correct? I
am sure there is another question like this but I haven't been able to locate
it.
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particles particle-と
When do you use と、も、や、へ、or か for adding nouns/verbs/etc? What are the specific rules for each of these particles?