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I've been watching different verb conjugation videos and I've noticed a lot of videos on godan verbs don't explain how to conjugate informal past negative. They just stop at -a nai E.g. iku > ikanai (informal negative) > ikanakatta (informal past negative)
It can be more complicated for people who speak English... In Spanish and French, verbs are conjugated in different ways depending on the subject too. I study languages, and with some time it becomes easier to learn grammar rules, but I have to say that Japanese has a different structure in many cases. Anyway, arigatougozaimasu!
What Nori is from the UK???? Woah I really thought that he was a Japanese person, like I had zero doubts about it, for Yena I expected her to be Asian/American But wow Nori really shocked me
You say verbs with the sound “I” or “E” before the る are group II (ichidan) verbs. But this isn’t always the case right? Example: 帰る -> 帰ります (かえります) 走る -> 走ります (はしります) 減る -> 減ります (へります) Etc…
@@yukisaito8307 Uh... Thanks, but I wanted to know if there is any difference in meaning. Like, maybe One is used for naps while the other is for night sleep?
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gengki desu
iam super Exciting and i've been waiting for the new video from your Channel .
😊
thank you study in daily Japanese
for the best content from your Channel 😊
wooow now it seems more easy then it was , tnx so much that's really helps ARIGATOU 🥰
this is actually so good thank you
I've been watching different verb conjugation videos and I've noticed a lot of videos on godan verbs don't explain how to conjugate informal past negative. They just stop at -a nai
E.g. iku > ikanai (informal negative) > ikanakatta (informal past negative)
Thank you so much
It can be more complicated for people who speak English... In Spanish and French, verbs are conjugated in different ways depending on the subject too. I study languages, and with some time it becomes easier to learn grammar rules, but I have to say that Japanese has a different structure in many cases. Anyway, arigatougozaimasu!
What Nori is from the UK????
Woah I really thought that he was a Japanese person, like I had zero doubts about it, for Yena I expected her to be Asian/American
But wow Nori really shocked me
Thanks! Very clear explanation.
Is there gonna be a Ichidan verbs video too? I didn't find it on the channel.
How can I know if I should change the verb to ka, ke, ki, or any? for example iku we changed to iki for the masu form.
You say verbs with the sound “I” or “E” before the る are group II (ichidan) verbs. But this isn’t always the case right?
Example: 帰る -> 帰ります (かえります)
走る -> 走ります (はしります)
減る -> 減ります (へります)
Etc…
Yep, don't forgot some "exceptions"
I see there are 2 different verbs for sleep, what is the difference between 寝る (ねる, NERU) and 眠る (NEMURU)? Is there any difference at all?
Ex かける KAKERU
書ける 賭ける 欠ける 描ける 架ける 懸ける 掻ける 駆ける 掛ける
@@yukisaito8307 Uh... Thanks, but I wanted to know if there is any difference in meaning. Like, maybe One is used for naps while the other is for night sleep?
@@sergiom3988usually even tho they are similar, they have different meaning
寝る lie down, go to bed, sleep
眠る to fall asleep
@@7034jp Thank you.
Hmmm...
What about "i want to go"?
This video is full of puns.
-miru
-yea, i see
-except for 'n'
-yeaa'
あるある。
A今日遊びに行かない？
Bいけたら行く。
⬆︎確実に来ない。
Still confused
its kinda discouraging to watch when romaji is very clear to the video.