I have seen both uses in different contexts, but I'm having trouble figuring
out in which case to use the 'no' particle!
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What's the correct translation for 'Japanese Student': 'Nihonjin gakusee' or 'Nihonjin no gakusee'?
の it is a particle. の-to show possession, of etc... refer this link:[enter
link description here](https://www.punipunijapan.com/grammar-
lesson-3-particle-%E3%81%AE-no/)

eg: japanese student- 日本人学生(nihonjin gakusei) student of japan - 日本の学生(nihon
no gakusei)
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