What is the general list of most common particles?

As the title suggsets... What are the most common particles used in Japanese and their appropriate meanings/uses. I know it is spread throughout the lessons, but I'm probably not alone in wanting a list that I can reference more quickly then jumping from audio lesson to audio lesson... As far as I know: No - particle of posession Wa - particle of subject ga- particle of object ne - kinda like "Y'know" or "right?" at the end of a rhetorical sentence. ka - particle of question any others? Also what is the difference between female and male speech I've heard that there is a difference in dialect have never really known the differences. Thanks, Derek

Konnichiwa Derek-san, Yes, you are correct - Please check the Post on "PARTICLES" under the Grammar section! :D

[quo]*Quote from * rljapan Konnichiwa Derek-san, Yes, you are correct - Please check the Post on "PARTICLES" under the Grammar section! :D[/quo] Domo Arigoto!

You are very welcome! :D

[quo]*Quote from * DemonicDerek [quo]*Quote from * rljapan Konnichiwa Derek-san, Yes, you are correct - Please check the Post on "PARTICLES" under the Grammar section! :D[/quo] Domo Arigoto![/quo] you dont know how old he is or what status he hold plus you spelled it wrong. Arigato Gozaimasu

[quo]*Quote from * rphinks [quo]*Quote from * DemonicDerek [quo]*Quote from * rljapan Konnichiwa Derek-san, Yes, you are correct - Please check the Post on "PARTICLES" under the Grammar section! :D[/quo] Domo Arigoto![/quo] you dont know how old he is or what status he hold plus you spelled it wrong. Arigato Gozaimasu[/quo] こんにちは！ (Hello!) がんばっています。。。 (I'm doing my best...) それても、どもありがと (However, thank you very much) それでわ、じゃまたじかい。 (Well then, until next time.) デレック (Dereku)