Konkai wa kantan na doshi o benkyou shimashou ok, now ill try to explain about japanese verb. In japanese there have 2 kind of verbs : - Ichidan - Godan Ill start about the simple one first, which mean ichidan verb Simply ichidan verb always ending by -eru and -iru, here some examples : - Taberu = Eat - Ageru = Give - Neru = Sleep - Miru = See - Kiru = Wear - Iru = To be add : ending with -ru its usually the dictionary form, to use in formal form you have to replace with -masu, example : taberu -> tabemasu ageru -> agemasu neru -> nemasu miru -> mimasu kiru -> kimasu iru -> imasu You can use the verb above with present and future tense in english, how can i change it to past form, negative form and negative past form? - simply change -masu become -masen (negative) - simply change -masu become -mashita (past) - simply change -masu become -masen deshita(past negative) taberu -> tabemasu -> tabemasen -> tabemashita -> tabemasen deshita ageru -> agemasu -> agemasen -> agemashita -> agemasen deshita neru -> nemasu -> nemasen -> nemashita -> nemasen deshita miru -> mimasu -> mimasen -> mimashita -> mimasen deshita kiru -> kimasu-> kimasen -> kimashita -> kimasen deshita iru -> imasu -> imasen -> imashita -> imasen deshita e.g. in sentence : I cant saw mountain, it must be : ore ga yama o mimasen deshita its simple, right? godan verb will explained later. good luck and learn with (fun and simple) way.. XD
Posted on: Wed, 04 Dec 2013 17:11:22 +0000
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