@@exoticgem3834 I think basically it's.. dictionary form: for informal masu form: formal/polite te form... you'll have to go watch hours of videos for that one
Constructive criticism: Hello I am learning Japanese and I think this video is very helpful to know the most used verbs but I think it would help if you provided an example sentence for each word. I know how to say them and what they mean but I wouldn’t know how to use them in a sentence. You could add example sentences? Please
Search up the transitivity and non transitivity of verbs also nouns (chinese nouns mostly, some japanese) can become verbs with suru (this is just ONE function of suru, even though they tie into it's meaning) but WITHOUT the object particle, and if you have an adjective describing it, it won't become a verb without using the object particle, and you cannot have another object particle (o, を, wo) to say you did something to it, you need ni. also suru is much more than do. (this will make sense if you actually research the particles. some of the words aren't particles btw, not everything is a particle, particles literally have no kanji and don't derive from verbs and they aren't nouns, SO GO DO IN DEPTH RESEARCH (they are jst considered particles because their fnctionswhich are the same as english)) ok heres examples. ジュースを飲むことが好き（ですよ）romaji: juusu o nomu koto ga suki english: i like drinking juice コンビニにただ達すために、何マイルも通りを歩いてきた romaji: konbini ni tada tassu tame ni, nanmairu mo toori o aruita english: I walked the street for miles just to reach the convenience store ok ima just combine all the verbs into one sentence even if they seem stupid and grammatically incorrect 私は夜中に働き疲れて、泣いてきた I cried, tired from working all night watashi wa yonaka ni hatarakitsukarete naite kita (the 連用形, continuative form of verbs, which is what masu is attached to so remove the masu to get this, is like te, but it can do much more, but idk. usually connected actions like get tired of working (飽きる not 疲れる）like 働き飽きる) 母親の家の中に住むよ。 宿題を手伝ってくれてありがとうございました - thanks for helping me with my homework romaji - shukudai o tetsudatte kurete arigatou gozaimashita (tetsudau is to lend a hand, unlike tasukeru which is serious help) 生まれて待ったよ！I waited for this since I was born umarete matta yo 仕事を休んできた I took a break from my job shigoto o yasunde kita しきを覚えてきた - I memorized the formula shiki o oboete kita それがわかってすぐに、忘れた - as soon as I understood it, I forgot it.sore ga wakatte (wakaru is intransitive) チョコケーキを選び買って、食べた I chose the chocolate cake to buy and ate it choko keeki o erabikatte tabeta (not really i couldnt think of a sentence probably grammatically incorrect) 鉛筆を借りて返して、椅子 を座って動き始めて、どこへも走って、待ち合わせ場所を見つけて、君に合って (I literally don't get ni au but ok)、一緒に勉強して宿題をした、電話を使って、母親と会話して、帰って、食べ物を作って、さよならと言ってまた出て、美しい桜を見ててから足音を聞いてて、隠れて、ノートを書いて、話すのを聞いて、書いたノートを読んで楽しく思って、なんか聞いて言ってるのを知ってて、母親の車を乗りに行って、降りて帰ったのに、まだなにかを買いたかったので、お菓子を払って、水のボトルを売って急いで帰って、寝て起きて、母親が見知らぬ人からのお菓子を取らないことを教えてくれて私が新しいものを学んで、テレビショーが始まって踊って歌を歌って水で泳ぎ遊んで、ショーが終わって、上って立った。ok im not translatiing this
When to use each form: Use the infinitive form (or the dictionary form) if in English, the form has a to before it if you were going to say "to read" in English, you would say "読む" in Japanese Use the connective form (or the te form) When you want to talk about another verb alongside the original verb. If you wanted to say drink and eat you would say "飲んで と 食べます" Use the polite form (or the masu form) if you want to talk about one verb and one object. If you wanted to say "I drink water" You would say "私 は 水 を 飲みます"
I've been learning Japanese for a while but my vocabulary is very limited but I've been even more determined to learn Japanese because I made a friend at my new school who only speaks Japanese and Spanish and she said she could help me as well, so Tanaka-san's videos are even more useful than before!
@@CenturianTale_Halo :)) uh i thought i responded 💀 gimme ur email! Plz, i dont know why am i taking this seriously but i need me some quality time goddamit 😭
@@fouadlemzabar It depends on the sentence structure or grammar, where you might need to use the verb in plain dictionary form or てform. ますform is just polite form. Anyone can correct me if I made a mistake. We are here to learn and help each other out.
I want to thank the author of the channel for making this beautiful and useful video for us! Many people are embarrassed to speak a foreign language if they have no speaking skills. People are afraid to hear criticism from others in their address. It all comes from having a psychological complex - to make a mistake. But, after all, he who does nothing is not wrong! In Yuriy Ivantsiv's workshop "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" states that we need to talk as much as possible: with yourself, with the mirror, with inanimate objects, with children and with pets. Find an interlocutor in real life or online. Talk without shyness. People won't care how you speak. They understand that you are a foreigner, as long as they understand you. They may even acknowledge your progress in their language and compliment you. However, always be prepared for criticism of your speaking skills. If you have the will to speak, you will gain an interesting interlocutor to consolidate your knowledge. Everyone is strewn with mistakes - don't be afraid to learn from them. As the Latin wisdom says, "walk and thou shalt not go astray". In the book "Polyglot Notes" by YuriyIvantsiv an entire chapter is devoted to the development of spoken language. Here you will find many useful tips and each student can choose a technique that suits him or her best! I wish you all the best of luck in your language learning!
No one should feel ashamed for been corrected. That’s how we learn. My partner is Japanese and corrects me all the time and I take it and learn so much because of that.
I love how I've already been introduced to most of this vocab. Now I get to see them together. In one place. With a cute background, clear text, and clear pronunciation (Thank you/Arigato, Tanaka Sensei)
te form is for extra verbs. If you wanted to say "I eat and drink" you would say 私 は 食べて と 飲みます. Because eating is another thing that you do. Does that clear it up?
Ich habe den Film am Wochenende gesehen und bin sehr dankbar jetzt dieses Video gesehen zu haben. Vielen Dank lieber Hiro, dass du deine sehr persönliche Geschichte hier geteilt hast.
Hello dear host!!! From Uzbekistan. More crazier thank just being crazy when it comes to Japanese. I would like to thank you a lot. You did and still doing great job. I just have to let you know that your videos are the world to me. I mean it and I mean all my words from the bottom of the heart. Thank you a lot. I like to ask you not to stop doing it. Long and well enough have studied in S. Korea. And my next stop will be Japan, with the help of God. To me (not care how others think) Japanese is one of "the" most beautiful language. All the best!!!
More videos like this! I love your voice and having audio flash cards like this for when I’m working or driving helps me so much!!!! Please make some more like this! Thank you 🙏🏼 I love your channel ❤️❤️❤️
ありがとう you can tell from my name I'm learning Japanese or you can say 日本語 i spend weeks trying to learn kanji to hiragana to katakana and wanted to learn more like read more write more speak more and this helps so ありがとう
Thanks very much for putting up these videos on Japanese learning. I had watched this video and the one with that with 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases. The verbs are in a layout I find them to be much easier to get a hold with the form conjugation than teaching materials by other sources. There are two issues with them: 1. Those individual verbs appear in different orders in respective videos. Just wonder if it'd be easier to follow if they're arranged, say, in the hiragana order. 2. 助ける is in the 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases video but not this; likewise, 手伝う is in this but not 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases. Thanks again!
Very Usefull Video Thanks Tanaka-San ❤ Ithink my Japanese Language become Better Because you Video has More Information and ability to Understand Japanese language . :)
This is great! I learned spoken Japanese (via romaji) at a night-school class many years ago. The kanji characters have always seemed quite difficult and intimidating to me, but now I see that the "ru" (which looks a bit like a "3"), the "ku" which looks like a "less-than" ( < ) and the "masu" ones are not too bad at all! The "ka" reminds me of a pile of books so that too could be learned! I think I could gradually learn the basics now, thanks to this video! A suggestion - what would help me (as an English speaker) would be if the common word endings (like the "ru" and "masu") were visually-separated more from the rest of the word. That would be a *big* help as it would make focusing on the rest of the word - the part that differs - easier. Just my "two yen's worth" - keep up the great work! Arigato gozaimasu!
This is very helpful to memorise the verb esp. for the beginner like me. It helps to memorise the Te form and dictionary form. I have been looking for this kind of video or flash cards to find out the rules in the verbs. I never get bored in looking at the funny characters. Thank you very much.
Hello I really find this video useful. I have been listening to it multiple times. Can you please do more verbs in these masu and te forms? And as someone said below examples would be even more amazing! Thank you so much for the videos ❤️❤️
Thank you! I’m surprised by how much I knew in dictionary form. This really helped to see the pattern of the change from masu to te form. I’m just making a fun hobby of learning some Japanese since I’ll be going the end of this year! 🫠
Same here. Many of the words are ones I'm going through on Anki. Adding the masu and te forms were a real help. For about half of the video I was repeating the masu and te forms, but soon I started getting the rhythm and the pattern down and rather than repeating after, I was saying them with her. Great video.
There's a rule for both the masu and the te form from the dictionary form, which is: For "masu" form: Ichidan: remove "ru" and just add the "masu" Godan: change the "u" to "i" and add "masu" For te form the rules are: Ichidan: just remove the "ru" and add the "te" Godan: If the verbs ends in... -u, tsu or ru: remove it and little tsu + te -nu,bu or mu: remove is and add "nde" -ku: remove it and add "ite" -gu: remove it and add "ide" -su: remove it and add "shite"
ます form ① Ichidan verb 一段動詞: Remove the る in the verb and add ます ② Godan verb 五段動詞: Change the -u sound after the consonant into -i sound and add ます ③ Special verbs する → します くる (来る) → きます (来ます) て form ① Ichidan verb 一段動詞: It's the same with the ます form ② Godan verb 五段動詞: う·つ·る → って (Ex. To meet 会う → 会って) む·ぬ·ぶ → んで (Ex. To play 遊ぶ → 遊んで) ぐ → いで (Ex. To swim 泳ぐ → 泳いで) く → いて Note: To go 行く doesn't conjugate as 行いて but 行って ③ Special verbs する → して くる (来る) → きて (来て)
ます is for being formal towards people like your boss, teacher, etc. which we called polite language 丁寧語 and dictionary/plain form is the informal version of ます て form ① making a request informally Example: drink juice ジュース飲んで ② Listing adjectives and verbs, which translates to AND Examples: Kim's hair is long and beautiful キムは髪が長くて、奇麗だよ My dog eat a chicken and sleep 俺の犬は鶏肉を食べて、寝る And much more usages like 〜てある 〜てほしい
When you notice they are all saying the same thing 😅 毎日、本を読む。 Every day, I read books. (just plain Japanese) 毎日、本を読みます。 Every day, I read books. (being polite towards the unknown persons reading my comment) 毎日、本を読んで、日本語を勉強します。 Every day, I read books and study the Japanese language.
Itte! Finally I have learned its elusively wiley secrets! It both means to say and to go in -te form! せんせい, ありがよう ！are there any other secrets I should know about the 2 disparate usages of 'itte'?🙏🏽
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Thank you so much, this was really helpful. Could you make one with nouns adjectives, or adverbs. That would be amazing if you get to it. Anyway, thank you so much for creating this channel. I needed a channel like this so much. An idea I had was you could make a video like this one but focused on words used in your Tanaka Radio, if you feel like it that is.
Literally, you’re the best teacher. Your videos are so pretty, so cute, so aesthetic and it’s suits my studying style! Also your voice is so pure, so soft, just beautiful! It’s such a pleasure to listen to you, 田中。 ありがとうございました、またね👋
for anyone confused with te form:
1st group verb:
う、つ、る − って
む、ぬ、ぶ − んで
く − いて
ぐ − いで
す − して
2nd group verb:
る − て
3rd group verb:
する − して
くる − きて
exception:
行く − 行って
Can you explain which form is used for what? Sorry, i just started learning Japanese, and im not sure which form to use
thank you soo much this was rlly helpful
Thanks; I'll note it down
@@exoticgem3834 I think basically it's..
dictionary form: for informal
masu form: formal/polite
te form... you'll have to go watch hours of videos for that one
I learned about this in my Japanese class. Forgot it totally.
Constructive criticism: Hello I am learning Japanese and I think this video is very helpful to know the most used verbs but I think it would help if you provided an example sentence for each word. I know how to say them and what they mean but I wouldn’t know how to use them in a sentence. You could add example sentences? Please
I agree, sentences would help so much!! お願いします🙇♀️
Search up the transitivity and non transitivity of verbs
also nouns (chinese nouns mostly, some japanese) can become verbs with suru (this is just ONE function of suru, even though they tie into it's meaning) but WITHOUT the object particle, and if you have an adjective describing it, it won't become a verb without using the object particle, and you cannot have another object particle (o, を, wo) to say you did something to it, you need ni. also suru is much more than do.
(this will make sense if you actually research the particles. some of the words aren't particles btw, not everything is a particle, particles literally have no kanji and don't derive from verbs and they aren't nouns, SO GO DO IN DEPTH RESEARCH (they are jst considered particles because their fnctionswhich are the same as english))
ok heres examples.
ジュースを飲むことが好き（ですよ）romaji: juusu o nomu koto ga suki english: i like drinking juice
コンビニにただ達すために、何マイルも通りを歩いてきた romaji: konbini ni tada tassu tame ni, nanmairu mo toori o aruita english: I walked the street for miles just to reach the convenience store
ok ima just combine all the verbs into one sentence even if they seem stupid and grammatically incorrect
私は夜中に働き疲れて、泣いてきた I cried, tired from working all night watashi wa yonaka ni hatarakitsukarete naite kita (the 連用形, continuative form of verbs, which is what masu is attached to so remove the masu to get this, is like te, but it can do much more, but idk. usually connected actions like get tired of working (飽きる not 疲れる）like 働き飽きる)
母親の家の中に住むよ。
宿題を手伝ってくれてありがとうございました - thanks for helping me with my homework romaji - shukudai o tetsudatte kurete arigatou gozaimashita (tetsudau is to lend a hand, unlike tasukeru which is serious help)
生まれて待ったよ！I waited for this since I was born umarete matta yo
仕事を休んできた I took a break from my job shigoto o yasunde kita
しきを覚えてきた - I memorized the formula shiki o oboete kita
それがわかってすぐに、忘れた - as soon as I understood it, I forgot it.sore ga wakatte (wakaru is intransitive)
チョコケーキを選び買って、食べた I chose the chocolate cake to buy and ate it
choko keeki o erabikatte tabeta (not really i couldnt think of a sentence probably grammatically incorrect)
鉛筆を借りて返して、椅子 を座って動き始めて、どこへも走って、待ち合わせ場所を見つけて、君に合って (I literally don't get ni au but ok)、一緒に勉強して宿題をした、電話を使って、母親と会話して、帰って、食べ物を作って、さよならと言ってまた出て、美しい桜を見ててから足音を聞いてて、隠れて、ノートを書いて、話すのを聞いて、書いたノートを読んで楽しく思って、なんか聞いて言ってるのを知ってて、母親の車を乗りに行って、降りて帰ったのに、まだなにかを買いたかったので、お菓子を払って、水のボトルを売って急いで帰って、寝て起きて、母親が見知らぬ人からのお菓子を取らないことを教えてくれて私が新しいものを学んで、テレビショーが始まって踊って歌を歌って水で泳ぎ遊んで、ショーが終わって、上って立った。ok im not translatiing this
@@starpeep5769Thanks for this lesson
Yes, I agree. Sample sentences would help a lot!
That’s a huge topic. I don’t think that’s the purpose of the video. For me, I appreciate the video for reviewing words that I already kind of know.
1st-0:01
2nd-1:40
3rd-3:20
4th-5:00
5th-6:40
Note-Every group contains 10 verbs.If you are learning 10 verbs every day like me,then you can use this.
Thanks❤
Her speaking is the right speed for learning: not too fast or slow!
Please make another one soon! We need this as a series, its so helpful!
sameee
Same me too
When to use each form:
Use the infinitive form (or the dictionary form) if in English, the form has a to before it if you were going to say "to read" in English, you would say "読む" in Japanese
Use the connective form (or the te form) When you want to talk about another verb alongside the original verb. If you wanted to say drink and eat you would say "飲んで と 食べます"
Use the polite form (or the masu form) if you want to talk about one verb and one object. If you wanted to say "I drink water" You would say "私 は 水 を 飲みます"
Thank you so much ❤❤😭😭 I can understand now
なるほど、海外では日本語ってこう学ぶのか…😳特に難しいことは無いです、頑張れ！👍
I've been learning Japanese for a while but my vocabulary is very limited but I've been even more determined to learn Japanese because I made a friend at my new school who only speaks Japanese and Spanish and she said she could help me as well, so Tanaka-san's videos are even more useful than before!
I just started 😭 I hope u have acceded!
Can I contact u on Facebook to help me out with this I don't have a friend to talk to💀
@@fouadlemzabar sure! I'm not the best with Japanese yet but absolutely
@@CenturianTale_Halo :)) uh i thought i responded 💀 gimme ur email! Plz, i dont know why am i taking this seriously but i need me some quality time goddamit 😭
@@CenturianTale_Halo can I learn Japanese with you? what social media do you use? Twitter? Instagram?
@@fouadlemzabar It depends on the sentence structure or grammar, where you might need to use the verb in plain dictionary form or てform. ますform is just polite form. Anyone can correct me if I made a mistake. We are here to learn and help each other out.
I want to thank the author of the channel for making this beautiful and useful video for us! Many people are embarrassed to speak a foreign language if they have no speaking skills. People are afraid to hear criticism from others in their address. It all comes from having a psychological complex - to make a mistake. But, after all, he who does nothing is not wrong! In Yuriy Ivantsiv's workshop "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" states that we need to talk as much as possible: with yourself, with the mirror, with inanimate objects, with children and with pets. Find an interlocutor in real life or online. Talk without shyness. People won't care how you speak. They understand that you are a foreigner, as long as they understand you. They may even acknowledge your progress in their language and compliment you. However, always be prepared for criticism of your speaking skills. If you have the will to speak, you will gain an interesting interlocutor to consolidate your knowledge. Everyone is strewn with mistakes - don't be afraid to learn from them. As the Latin wisdom says, "walk and thou shalt not go astray". In the book "Polyglot Notes" by YuriyIvantsiv an entire chapter is devoted to the development of spoken language. Here you will find many useful tips and each student can choose a technique that suits him or her best! I wish you all the best of luck in your language learning!
に間違っている.. 恥ずかしい..
No one should feel ashamed for been corrected. That’s how we learn. My partner is Japanese and corrects me all the time and I take it and learn so much because of that.
I hope you make this a series tanaka-san. Thank you for the great content! Luckily, I already know most of this
I love how I've already been introduced to most of this vocab. Now I get to see them together. In one place. With a cute background, clear text, and clear pronunciation (Thank you/Arigato, Tanaka Sensei)
このようなチャンネルがあれば、日本語を簡単に学び、教えることができます。私はここブラジルで外国語としての日本語の教師をしています。このチャンネルを生徒に勧めます。どうもありがとうございます..
I'm learning basic japanese and the te form and masu form is confusing so this is very helpful to distinguish which ones especially verbs!
te form is for extra verbs. If you wanted to say "I eat and drink" you would say 私 は 食べて と 飲みます. Because eating is another thing that you do. Does that clear it up?
@@Finity_twenty_tenhello, can you explain this in greater detail...I'm a bit slow🥲
Thanks 田中さん, I was trying to say all of them to make sure I memorized them. Great video!
Ich habe den Film am Wochenende gesehen und bin sehr dankbar jetzt dieses Video gesehen zu haben. Vielen Dank lieber Hiro, dass du deine sehr persönliche Geschichte hier geteilt hast.
ありがとうございます！🌠
aaaa this is so amazing and helpful, ありがとう 🥰❤️
ありがとう
Hello dear host!!! From Uzbekistan. More crazier thank just being crazy when it comes to Japanese. I would like to thank you a lot. You did and still doing great job. I just have to let you know that your videos are the world to me. I mean it and I mean all my words from the bottom of the heart. Thank you a lot. I like to ask you not to stop doing it. Long and well enough have studied in S. Korea. And my next stop will be Japan, with the help of God. To me (not care how others think) Japanese is one of "the" most beautiful language. All the best!!!
More videos like this! I love your voice and having audio flash cards like this for when I’m working or driving helps me so much!!!! Please make some more like this! Thank you 🙏🏼 I love your channel ❤️❤️❤️
This is great! Like flash cards only with audio! Love this, looking forward to the next one.
ありがとう you can tell from my name I'm learning Japanese or you can say 日本語 i spend weeks trying to learn kanji to hiragana to katakana and wanted to learn more like read more write more speak more and this helps so ありがとう
ありがとうございます。🤗
応援ありがとうございます！
YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL THANK YOU.
Today I have learnt almost all useful verbs I have heard while watching anime. 😍Arigatou Tanaka san🥰
This is such a helpful list !---Thank you for this production !----extremely useful !!!!
非常に有益なビデオ。大好きです。日本が大好きです。日本語が大好き。😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Very helpful thank you.
Your videos are simply amazing and so helpful.
ますとかてとかそんな書くほどか？って思ったけど、意外と難しい活用だしびっくりした
めっちゃ丁寧で驚き！！
Please make these for hundreds more verbs, dear たなかさん! They're great for listening and repeating while cooking, shaving, walking, whenever! お願いします!
This is very helpful for beginners like me who knows what the different forms are for, but don't know how to change the root words into -masu & -te
Please make more videos with verbs like this! It’s so helpful
Revision!!!
Also, Tanaka senpai. You have no idea how much this video helped me. I could not practice verb conjugation without it.
どうもありがとうございます
Tanaka-san! I just want to thank you so much for your videos!
This great. I use this to increase my vocabulary. Other channels teach more grammar but I am using this to learn more words. Thanks for this 🙂
Thank you for making this will help me to learn japanese
ありがとう ございます!❤️✨️👍🏻
Awesome video, been studying Japanese lightly for years and I absolutely love your work これはすごいですよ.
This video is really helpful
I hope you make alot of videos this way
I’ll save this for later! I would like to see a video explaining the different forms and how they differ from each other.
7. To use 1:01
8. To make 1:10
49. To choose 8:01
Arigato gozaimasu❤. Its very uselful. Nice work for self learners.🙏❤
基本的な単語50個ってことか
恥ずかしながら英単語の方で一部知らないのがあった､､､勉強しなきゃな､､､
အရမ်းကောင်းတယ် so good this video
These are such GREAT videos!!!
Thank You Soooo Much!!! ❤❤❤
I love the arts beside the word
I knew lot of them before.
Thank you so very much for this very useful video, I appreciate it so much.
ありがとう、田中先生
Thank you! ❤
Thanks very much for putting up these videos on Japanese learning.
I had watched this video and the one with that with 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases. The verbs are in a layout I find them to be much easier to get a hold with the form conjugation than teaching materials by other sources.
There are two issues with them:
1. Those individual verbs appear in different orders in respective videos. Just wonder if it'd be easier to follow if they're arranged, say, in the hiragana order.
2. 助ける is in the 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases video but not this; likewise, 手伝う is in this but not 50 Basic Japanese Verbs & Example Phrases.
Thanks again!
i love japan , i take japan lessons with my college , this too good 💖
ありがとうございますよ、田中先生！
Thank you for this!
Whats the difference between Dictionary, Masu, and TE Form? ありがとございます
This was soooo useful! It would be awesome if you could do more of those :)
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Arigatou for adding this I badly needed this guide!
This is great!
I learned spoken Japanese (via romaji) at a night-school class many years ago.
The kanji characters have always seemed quite difficult and intimidating to me, but now I see that the "ru" (which looks a bit like a "3"), the "ku" which looks like a "less-than" ( < ) and the "masu" ones are not too bad at all! The "ka" reminds me of a pile of books so that too could be learned!
I think I could gradually learn the basics now, thanks to this video!
A suggestion - what would help me (as an English speaker) would be if the common word endings (like the "ru" and "masu") were visually-separated more from the rest of the word. That would be a *big* help as it would make focusing on the rest of the word - the part that differs - easier. Just my "two yen's worth" - keep up the great work! Arigato gozaimasu!
This is very helpful to memorise the verb esp. for the beginner like me. It helps to memorise the Te form and dictionary form. I have been looking for this kind of video or flash cards to find out the rules in the verbs. I never get bored in looking at the funny characters. Thank you very much.
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Hello I really find this video useful. I have been listening to it multiple times. Can you please do more verbs in these masu and te forms? And as someone said below examples would be even more amazing! Thank you so much for the videos ❤️❤️
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This is super usefu! I can't wait for part 2 and more!
This helps so much.
Yes, this is really helpful ❤❤❤ if you can please explain what is masu form & TE form
Thank you! I’m surprised by how much I knew in dictionary form. This really helped to see the pattern of the change from masu to te form.
I’m just making a fun hobby of learning some Japanese since I’ll be going the end of this year! 🫠
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Same here. Many of the words are ones I'm going through on Anki. Adding the masu and te forms were a real help. For about half of the video I was repeating the masu and te forms, but soon I started getting the rhythm and the pattern down and rather than repeating after, I was saying them with her. Great video.
There's a rule for both the masu and the te form from the dictionary form, which is:
For "masu" form:
Ichidan: remove "ru" and just add the "masu"
Godan: change the "u" to "i" and add "masu"
For te form the rules are:
Ichidan: just remove the "ru" and add the "te"
Godan:
If the verbs ends in...
-u, tsu or ru: remove it and little tsu + te
-nu,bu or mu: remove is and add "nde"
-ku: remove it and add "ite"
-gu: remove it and add "ide"
-su: remove it and add "shite"
ます form
① Ichidan verb 一段動詞: Remove the る in the verb and add ます
② Godan verb 五段動詞: Change the -u sound after the consonant into -i sound and add ます
③ Special verbs
する → します
くる (来る) → きます (来ます)
て form
① Ichidan verb 一段動詞: It's the same with the ます form
② Godan verb 五段動詞:
う·つ·る → って (Ex. To meet 会う → 会って)
む·ぬ·ぶ → んで (Ex. To play 遊ぶ → 遊んで)
ぐ → いで (Ex. To swim 泳ぐ → 泳いで)
く → いて
Note: To go 行く doesn't conjugate as 行いて but 行って
③ Special verbs
する → して
くる (来る) → きて (来て)
can u explian to me why we change it to masu and te form
ありがとうございます。
awesome video! exactly what i needed to help me practice my verb conjugation 😊
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this helps soooooooooo much as someone who is just approaching high N5 level!
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I'm new here. I think I should tell my non-Japanese friends about this channel. Yuru-characters are adorable haha.
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すごいね！ほんとにありがとうございます！
This is a great video for practicing drills. can you please make more?
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This is so helpful. Thanks a lot
i can remember kanji, thru this video...and reply only 3time ❤❤thanks😊
Thank you! I was wondering what the difference between all of these forms is? I would love a response! :D
ます is for being formal towards people like your boss, teacher, etc. which we called polite language 丁寧語 and dictionary/plain form is the informal version of ます
て form
① making a request informally
Example: drink juice
ジュース飲んで
② Listing adjectives and verbs, which translates to AND
Examples:
Kim's hair is long and beautiful
キムは髪が長くて、奇麗だよ
My dog eat a chicken and sleep
俺の犬は鶏肉を食べて、寝る
And much more usages like
〜てある 〜てほしい
@@chaeoa. ありがとうございす this helps me a lot!
When you notice they are all saying the same thing 😅
毎日、本を読む。
Every day, I read books. (just plain Japanese)
毎日、本を読みます。
Every day, I read books. (being polite towards the unknown persons reading my comment)
毎日、本を読んで、日本語を勉強します。
Every day, I read books and study the Japanese language.
ありがとうございます！！！
Thank you for your help! 🙏🏻✨
please second part for more verbs
Thanks
Thank you for your support!
I only didn't know 6 verbs out of 50 :D
Itte! Finally I have learned its elusively wiley secrets! It both means to say and to go in -te form! せんせい, ありがよう ！are there any other secrets I should know about the 2 disparate usages of 'itte'?🙏🏽
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意外とdictionary form(原形)をつかうことって少ないよね。
あとte formは命令形(please)でつかえるだけじゃなく後の動詞に繋げるandの役割があることにも気づいて面白かった！
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Thank you so much, this was really helpful. Could you make one with nouns adjectives, or adverbs. That would be amazing if you get to it. Anyway, thank you so much for creating this channel. I needed a channel like this so much. An idea I had was you could make a video like this one but focused on words used in your Tanaka Radio, if you feel like it that is.
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食べる 飲む
歩く 走る
会う する
使う 作る
言う 見る
聞く 書く
話す 読む
思う 知る
来る 行く
帰る 乗る
降りる 買う
払う 売る
急ぐ 起きる
寝る 教える
学ぶ 泳ぐ
遊ぶ 歌う
踊る 始まる
終わる 借りる
返す 立つ
座る 動く
住む 手伝う
泣く 働く
待つ 休む
覚える 忘れる
選ぶ 分かる
This was really helpful Pls make a lot of kanji videos as well as that is the part of Japanese i find most difficult
I was needing a class like this,could u make the same video but In the pass form and also use the negative form please.🙏
Thank you so much
ありがとうございますね❤❤❤
It is very confusing me , when to use masu form? When to use TE form?
It is more difficult than English’s present, past, future of verbs
te form is for when you want to say more than one verb in a sentence, and masu is formal. There are more uses, but this is the basics of the forms
Ychii thank you. I always feel headache when I saw it.
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te also indicates cause and effect.
masu is the teineigo, or polite form of the dictionary, or the regular form of the verbs
so ur not english?
no wonder ur unfamiliar with this thank goshhh I 遠慮した