Jazmin Pieres’s Reviews > The Atoms Of Language: The Mind's Hidden Rules Of Grammar > Status Update

I’ve talked about this book with a friend. The author didn’t studied Japanese nor searched for a native expert.

Why is he ignoring the fact that in the Japanese language the Subject is not always marked by が? Especially in human actions.

Recognize two grammar mistakes ( or phonetics) the author has made. For future readers: the particle で is pronounced „de“, Not „da“. The others mistake is still tricky in pronunciation, but it can pass.
I write this not to be petulant, but as a warning.