How do you say "my dog is cute" in Japanese?

Watashi no inu ha kawaii desu (私の犬は可愛いです)

"Watashi no inu wa kawaii desu" is correct.

You'd say "Watashi no inu ga kawaii desu" when there're other things/dogs to compare. For example, someone may ask you "which one do you think is cute/the cutest?" Then you say "Watashi no inu ga kawaii desu".

watashi no inu wa kawaii desu

私の犬は可愛いです。

it is the same:

WA or GA are difficult to learn.

you know,WA is used when you want to focus that INU is the subject of the phrase.

bye! ^^

The particle が has character that can point at or emphasize a subject, or represent a result of a selection or a comparison. Also when you are questioned with the pattern “ nani ga?”, “ dore ga?”, “ dare ga?” or “ doko ga ?”, you would echo with “ga”.

Usual way:

At first when you make a topic, “watashi no inu wa….”

Then subsequently you can say “ Sono inu ga ….” or “ Sono inu wa… “

When you need to emphasize or point at the subject;

“ watashi no inu ga kyuu ni inaku natta”

In the scene like many dogs gather, you can say “ watashi no inu ga ichiban kawaii desu. “

Just for your help.

Generally speaking, the usage of “ が“ can convey special conditions; circumstances, identification, feelings or moods ( surprise, astonishment, sad, will etc.)

Watashi no inu ha kawaii desu.

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私の犬はかわいいです. Hope you know what these say