>>27533657It's a lot like a programming language in some ways. You have a thing, then you have a particle you use to modify that thing, then you rinse and repeat. And order of stuff within the sentence isn't really important as long as everything is associated with the same particles.
For example, all of these sentences mean the exact same thing:
彼はいつも図書館で勉強する。
いつも図書館で彼は勉強する。
図書館で彼はいつも勉強する。
