A は B が〜 (A wa B ga〜)
Explanation
Indicates that there is something unique or different about A and describes what is special about it.
Formation
A は (Topic) + B が (Characteristic/Feature) + Description/Action
Detailed Explanation
The A は B が〜 grammar point is used to emphasize the uniqueness or difference of 'A' by describing a characteristic or feature 'B' that is specific to 'A'. This structure is used to convey that there is something notable or special about 'A' when compared to others.
Examples
彼女は髪が長いです。
Kanojo wa kami ga nagai desu.
What's special about her is that she has long hair.
このレストランは雰囲気が良いです。
Kono resutoran wa fun'iki ga ii desu.
What's great about this restaurant is the atmosphere.
私は朝ごはんが一番好きです。
Watashi wa asagohan ga ichiban suki desu.
What I like the most is breakfast.
彼は英語が得意です。
Kare wa eigo ga tokui desu.
He is particularly good at English.
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.