Why is using the particle 'wo' now seemingly optional?


Why is using wo, now seemingly optional? Now I tend to only see noun suru
opposed to noun wo suru/shimasu. What are the implications/ connotations of
using or not using wo? Are there times where you have to use it or is it now
down to formality?

(sorry my Japanese keyboard isn't working)




The を particle is often left out of casual conversations, in fact casual
conversations in general enjoy the luxury of not having to use as many
particles as polite/formal speech.

> Example: 日本語を話す。 ー＞ 日本語話す。

Even in polite/formal speech its common to see 私は日本語話します。




The を particle is often left out of casual conversations, in fact casual
conversations in general enjoy the luxury of not having to use as many
particles as polite/formal speech.

> Example: 日本語を話す。 ー＞ 日本語話す。

Even in polite/formal speech its common to see 私は日本語話します。

