IKU (行く) - Basic Japanese Verbs Conjugation

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In this Japanese grammar series you will learn everything you need about Japanese verbs conjugation and how to correctly use them. With this video you will be able to able to master the verb "to go" in Japanese, IKU (行く) in all its grammatical forms.
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[@aj5580]

I'm ikuuing

[@myuseronly73]

🤣🤣🤣😉😜

[@user-ig3di7xk8v]

Why do I understand this smh

[@Abicchi_z]

Multilingual be like... 😂

[@marcusmeins1839]

XD

[@madhavbalag3971]

I am tabemasing

[@marloforreal]

I love these ones that provide context, usage and variations. Not just listing the Japanese-English translation and moving on. ♥

[@The_PersianAudioBook]

Exactly

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exzalt;y

[@DANGJOS]

Complete agree! Still difficult to remember though

[@mitab1]

I would love if there was a trand were People take a Scene from a show in their netive language and Translate it Literally in English so people can see how the Language sounds to it's speakrs

[@winstonsmith77]

Risa sensei is my crack dealer but instead of crack she deals kanji

[@axellea1592]

"pst,do you want some 苦楽 ( くらく ) ?"

[@winstonsmith77]

@@axellea1592 sorry I don't do drugs.

[@axellea1592]

@@winstonsmith77 "pain and pleasure" it does seem like an actual drug name-

[@winstonsmith77]

@@axellea1592 yup like angel dust

[@user-fb9yc6ut5g]

well... she does crack kanji for us. i mean, amirite people. so she is a 'crack dealer' of sorts

[@hanacyrus608]

This is extremely useful! Thanks Risa! I think verb is the most important part of Japanese language.

[@louisrobitaille5810]

Not many languages can work with nominal sentences alone 😝

[@uhhhStarsx]

This is easily the best verb conjugation video I've seen so far!

[@9cumsu]

ている can either mean "be doing" or "have done". ている here, in 行っている, is more often to be understood as "have done" and you can translate as "I have gone". Mostly, when the verbs describes an action which can be take some time, you will understand the ている with "be doing", and when an action is done with a moment, like 濡れる(ぬれる) "to be wet", you will understand it with "have done".

[@Yabadabadoo16]

Thanks,

[@silverexperience]

Thanks you for sharing your knowledge

[@fekalistagrzybowory7619]

ラサ先生、I restored the faith on myself that I'll be able to learn Nihongo. Your videos helping me a lot. どうもうあらがとう。

[@ehsanezazi3214]

literally every thing i learnt about Japanese is from you .. thank you RISA and every other one in JapanesePod101 team for all these many contents .. you guys are the best .

[@petrichorrs]

I’m confused for the mean time, as I haven’t really known the “additional meanings” of 行く up until now. But that’s fine, I’ll get a hold of it soon! Thank you very much for these lessons :)

[@VenomBroly]

Thank you Risa sama, smart, funny, and beautiful, the greatest japanese teacher I know !

[@AymuM]

"you can use 行く like the word come" Men of culture: She's right on that one.

[@isaachernandez998]

Indeed

[@The_Chunky_Panda]

I'm fucking can't get through this i m diing

[@angel127_]

y’all better stop😭

[@AymuM]

@@angel127_ Don't you mean 止めてください！

[@baha0nessaa0]

I feel like I relate Japanese more to Spanish than English. Knowing both helps me a lot! And your videos are great thank you.

[@PippeML]

Yep, also Spanish phonetics are way more similar to japanese (I took japanese for a year and a half) last week I met my friend's GF and She's from Japan, She said my accent and pronuntiation was very good :D!

[@Jaimico380]

I'd love to see more verbs conjugation explained like this!!!

[@CodingWithAsad]

love this series hope you make more of this

[@KuyaJessTV]

Thank you I love the effort and emphasis for us to learn.Nihongo is very hard but I know its worth it.

[@animeqnx]

Whoaw!!! This is a nice idea from JapanesePod101, you guys have been trying to make videos, but this series is a well-thought one tbh. Am enjoying it, and I bet others are.

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Your guys videos are so stinking helpful. Thank you!

[@federicoterranova902]

Love it so much! Keep on doing this content

[@user-nz4nt6ww8w]

The best way to learn the perfect Japanese language, thanks for sharing.

[@Pallidus_Rider]

More verbs, more videos, onegaishimasu 🙏

[@arjitbiswas6893]

This series needs to continue.

[@radimgabaj4263]

Helped me much.

[@user-alcjw264ifgn]

It would be very neat if you wrote down the names of the people in the examples! Or just don't mention their names if you don't use them in the phrase ^^ PS: I'm in love with this series and I hope you will be doing more videos like this ♥

[@jesuscapote2372]

Arigatou gozaimasu, sensei Risa!!

[@mariedi5603]

This was really helpful! Thanks!

[@mekashikuto8094]

Thank you so much so easy to understand ❤❤❤

[@sadye2469]

J adore Risa san, merci beaucoup, très instructif

[@mylign]

ありがとうございます!

[@rivirudenethsenanayaka6060]

risa sensei you are cleaver teacher explain clearly thank you so much I am sri lankan

[@mohammadrony4446]

Risa, you are fantastic

[@lpi3]

Thank you!

[@GantsogB]

im 13, and this is my 3rd learning laungage.

[@lucinaposas6779]

Thank you

[@wansyukri2147]

Arigato Risa sensei

[@infrasound]

comments on this one gonna be interesting.

[@pocarisweat8085]

Yeah it can feel it coming anytime now

[@chikipichi5280]

Took me a while to get what you meant xd.

[@baileyskates]

iykyk

[@infrasound]

@@JToPocHi ya

[@DANGJOS]

@@pocarisweat8085 why??

[@rossscheree8397]

Thank you so much 😊😊😊😊😊😊😋

[@aki9059]

Iku... ikuuuuuu

[@boi64pr60]

Yeah. A conjugation series.

[@devanshu4257]

I love Japanese accent and voice

[@CleverGirlAAH]

This has turned from a lesson in conjugation into "look how versatile this one verb is" which is helpful, yes. But not very good when yknow... I'm just trying to figure out how to conjugate.

[@Fredjoe5]

I got about 4 minutes in, before I got lost.

[@d4riu5]

iku

[@lilyraimey3499]

But in the very beginning so much of the conjugation is covered. It’s very helpful, as long as you’re understanding what’s being taught.

[@cevdetzurtoglu]

iku iku iku iku

[@albertokruger1253]

Amazing Sensee

[@gh12kh]

Lovely Japanease language ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@salvadorsarmiento2202]

Yo amo al idioma japonés. I love japanese language. 日本語大好き。Risa Sama is so beautiful!

[@geoffk777]

行く is actually slightly irregular. The て form is 行って but it should be 行いて just as 書くbecomes 書いて.

[@ArveEriksson]

The many different uses of iku... reminds me of trying to decide on an adjective form in Icelandic. Oof! (Long story short: I'll need to repeatedly refer back to this lesson before I get even slightly confident about using the word.)

[@Kanabizu]

I love risa

[@israelbahena3844]

We love Risa

[@user-uk8hy3ln1d]

Please explain 行う

[@lachica2667]

Is there a 'know your verb' playlist? I searched the chann but found none. I'm studying the verb conjugation that's why I'm looking for a good material. Thank you

[@davionrussell3474]

彼らは時間が癒えると言います. 私なしで人生を生きてはいけませんあなたの私のものをまだ引き起こします.

[@JPAS-YT]

I like japanese verbs

[@DishonoredGOD]

Risa Sensei: It means to come Me: I guess watching shmentai is a usefull learning tool.

[@davionrussell3474]

Hey Alisha!

[@PeterMasalski93]

If anyone can answer, I have a question. Watashi wa Tabemasu Watashi wa Taberu Both are the same, except one is used formally with strangers/teachers/elders etc.. The other one is used with friends. The informal form "taberu" is that the same as the infinitive? So you can use the infinitive as your "present tense? But they both mean the exact samething.

[@osiocean5853]

Yes I want to go beach with you 😁

[@jess5034]

Thanks for the effort. It's a bit complicated. Maybe it should start with simple sentences, then go on to those complex ones.

[@mariavisan4278]

Beginner 🇯🇵😇🥰🥰🥰🙋🏻‍♀️💮

[@epicart9302]

Well... Nice I think 🤔😅

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[@Randomize-md3bt]

来週

[@SlyHikari03]

I love you risa...

[@pikachu7013]

Very well explained but still can't make the sentences in Nihon 🙄👍

[@punp417]

Hi

[@santoshrani467]

私はあなたを一番信頼しています

[@jennieforthesox]

Very nice, but with Kanji can you have the letters. Some of us are serious learners and do not know these roman letter readings as they change from language to language. ขอบคุณนะคะ

[@lalanono2139]

Guys shall i learn kanji to understand this vedio and verbs in general or its okay to learn with only hiragana ?

[@butterpeak6336]

Can someone explain what some of these words are cause i have no idea what she means by affirmative and negative well, i know was they mean but they do not match

[@Bartasek94]

So I can use iku like I would use verbs in English instead of to drive or to ride etc?

[@xaqom1211]

hello, may I know why 'to' is used in Saikin, kare "to" atte ru?

[@yusufam7354]

I see.. obviously i feel awkward learning japanese in class, i feel something different from what i hear in dorama or tv show

[@Sarah4U]

行かなくちゃ。。　I have to go..

[@user-bb3hp3mf2v]

来週、来年

[@clvudii8152]

Hiiiiiiiii

[@theophonchana5025]

五段 (ごだん) 五段活用 (ごだんかつよう)

[@gulzadakuttubekkyzy121]

🤯👍

[@theophonchana5025]

行く (いく) Stem: 行 (い) + か行 (かきくけこ)

[@theophonchana5025]

Godan verbs (Group 1 verbs)

[@tatsusama3192]

Ikuzo, minna! Ganbatte!

[@ikiyou_]

I don’t even need to know the verbs to understand this I’ve seen too much anime “Let’s go, everyone! Do your best!”

[@tatsusama3192]

@@ikiyou_ haha, Well done😂

[@farnortheastmovement1127]

So that's what my girlfriend keeps saying to me every night. I thought she was having a stroke

[@ijhhcfionlkgs]

何

[@SparkschuItai]

Hii

[@vidushijoshii5580]

Your the second wow

[@_Aclea_]

Isn't ''行きましょう'' the formal/polite word/way while ''行こう'' the informal one, or am i missing something?

[@heroofthe4-starmastersword526]

You're correct

[@vanadot]

4:21 "Tomorrow, ...pool... won't come?" I thought I can hear her holds back laughter as this translate to an English caveman language 🤣

[@firdauszainudin7118]

Other parts of the world : Coming Japan: Going

[@CandarianGaming]

She is so beautiful

[@demonkingofthe6thheaven]

at 10:50 ish ; can someone explain the difference between 自転車にのりました　and いや自転車で行った

[@criskalos8508]

Please my challenge is how to learn how to write and read the kana language

[@lovematters1859]

How do I say never will in Japanese?

[@lachlank.8270]

Ikuru ni Porunaeffu

[@memetrashbin3061]

OH NO! I EATEN THE WRONG PILLS... IKU- IKUUUUUUUUU AAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@ranger_hben8657]

2:12 and yes, it means the same thing in Japanese as is does in English ;)

[@ruseng7216]

What about progressive form?

[@vegawinter6099]

Or watch Shogun...

[@MetalGuitarTimo]

so how would you say "im currently on my way to tokyo" ?

[@pastellepuppy]

東京に行きます Maybe (?)

[@MetalGuitarTimo]

@@pastellepuppy i think that means i will go to tokyo

[@pastellepuppy]

@@MetalGuitarTimo 今、東京に行きます Maybe this?

[@MetalGuitarTimo]

@@pastellepuppy yeah maybe with 行って います ending

[@tksk]

some variations. 私は東京に向かっています。 or 私は東京に行く途中です。

[@yasaiasazuke]

大会が上手く行くように願っています。 。。。 あああ何で?ハサンさん、ハサンさん、 どこに行きた?

[@drhaxan]

Would it be incorrect to say いくinstead?

[@KrispyKitty66]

There is no difference when saying. In writing it’s better to use the kanji version though, because iku can mean many other things.

[@rameshchandrasharma8696]

ファーマー東京ジャパンは、中に畑の土地を耕しました。 デュRi Lots of kupukotsu

[@gregorywinter4132]

因为Risa吾开始中意学日语

[@russellschaeffler]

My heart skipped a beat at 2:00 min when Risa says 行く means to come!

[@butterpeak6336]

Oh god ummmm

[@russellschaeffler]

@@butterpeak6336 でしょね？

[@angel127_]

that’s a bit weird

[@GantzIsSloppy]

well that is literally true what she said, however iku = to go so I'm confused why she said 'come' cuz that is slang definition

[@jorgeibarra6987]

Is this video new or recycled for the nth time?

[@vandanaprabhu106]

New..i guess