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Just started learning japanese again.
My college offers no class on this so I am learning on my own.
I have been using Rosetta Stone on and off again for awhile now.
One this I have noticed is that Rosetta Stone uses, はand を in basic sentences such as:

おんなのひとは、おちゃをのんでいます
this sentence gives the Romaji:
onna no hito wa ocha o nonde imasu

Now I know
は = ha
を = wo

Why would they use those in place of わ and お?

Just started learning Japanese again. My college offers no class on this so I am learning on my own. I have been using Rosetta Stone on and off again for a while now.

One thing I have noticed is that Rosetta Stone uses は and を in basic sentences such as:

おんなのひとは、おちゃをのんでいます

This sentence gives the Romaji:

onna no hito wa ocha o nonde imasu

Now I know

• は = ha
• を = wo

Why would they use those in place of わ and お?

Just started learning japanese again. My college offers no class on this so I am learning on my own. I have been using Rosetta Stone on and off again for awhile now. One this I have noticed is that Rosetta Stone uses, はand を in basic sentences such as:

おんあのひとは、おちゃをのんでいます
this sentence gives the Romanji: onna no hito wa ocha o nonde imasu

Now I know は = ha を = wo

Why would they use those in place of わ and お

Just started learning japanese again. 
My college offers no class on this so I am learning on my own. 
I have been using Rosetta Stone on and off again for awhile now. 
One this I have noticed is that Rosetta Stone uses, はand を in basic sentences such as:

おんなのひとは、おちゃをのんでいます
this sentence gives the Romaji: 
onna no hito wa ocha o nonde imasu

Now I know 
は = ha 
を = wo

Why would they use those in place of わ and お?