How to make the te-form 🇯🇵 | Japanese verb conjugation

[@jaycee330]

To explain the different sound changes, one must go back a bit in language history. Middle to Late Middle Japanese used "tsu" as a continuing form and also for describing simultaneous actions ("tsutsu" still exists in Japanese to mean "whilst"). This became "te" and was attached to the masu stem of verbs, thus "aruku" became "arukimasu -> arukite", as we approach the Meiji period this starts to get more nasally and slurred as it was spoken quickly, thus "arukite --> aru(k)ite -> aruite". Similar to words like "oyogu" ("oyogite --> oyo(g)ite --> oyo(g)ide --> oyoide"). Mystery solved.

[@cashmerehazel21]

2:45 Group 1 = "i" before masu 3:15 Group 2 = "e" before masu 4:15 Group 2 = exceptions "i" before masu 4:45 Group 3 = kimasu and shimasu 5:50 Group 3 = "nouns" before shimasu (if not noun, then belongs to Group 1 shimasu) except 6:30 hikkoshimasu is Group 1 7:55 Group 2 Verbs --> replace 'masu' with 'te' (tabete, nete, shimete) 8:35 Group 3 Verbs --> kimasu = kite, shimasu = shite 9:25 Group 1 Verbs --> drop "masu" and add the following: 10:16 "i/chi/ri" = tte 11:02 "ni/bi/mi" = nde 11:16 "shi" = shite 11:31 "ki" = ite 11:48 Special "ikimasu" = itte 12:02 "gi" = ide 12:20 Group 1 SUMMARY (pause at 12:28) 12:53 Quiz

[@britty23]

Te forms were so confusing at first. This video is very helpful! I think what also helps is repeatedly hearing the words in immersion. I watch a lot of shows in Japanese and could tell what the Te form should be for most of the words because of what sounded right to my ears.

[@blackpurple9163]

Learning the dictionary form first makes a world of difference. I don't get confused between ichidan and godan at all, all because I didn't start with masukei style and instead leaked learnt dictionary form of words Other people's experiences will be different, mine is different

[@monicateicher3894]

Great video. Very clear and at a good pace. ❤ Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@irenebabasa3117]

Thank you for sharing ☺️😇

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@AIiceB]

Very clear, thank you so much !

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@vaitarni]

If you make a rule and yourself break it more than many times then it means there is no rule

[@KurogawaGray]

I actually learned the dictionary form way back in high school. Thanks for a great lesson.

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@umeshvyasa1730]

❤すきですありがとうございます

[@DharmaSangha-c4z]

さきさん先生おめでとう🎊❤ありがとう楽しみ🥰

[@RockyCuyahon]

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[@kirtisethi408]

Live saver ❤ thank you.

[@jayfinnerty35]

Whats with the white screen at the end? Also i dont think you ever explained what Te is used for?

[@spain1983carlos]

Arigato gozai masu Saki sama 😁💖

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@iamfitria272]

先生、ありがとうございます。

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

こちらこそありがとうございます😊

[@sundowner62james69]

Kono jugyo wa yokatta desu . Arigatou gozimashita sensei.

[@DharmaSangha-c4z]

ありがとう先生❤🎉

[@auring_0999]

13:46 is 起きます an exception? き before ます drops and we add いで right? So why is it 起きて but notおいで?

[@cashmerehazel21]

The answer is at 4:16. These words have "i" before masu and belong to Group 2 which always just adds "te". What you were saying was applying Group 1 "ki --> ite" rule which doesn't apply to 起きます because this word is in Group 2 exceptions.

[@kimjason8819]

how is たけい（たform) conjuciton? よろしくお願いします～

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

たけいはてけいとおなじルールですよ🤗

[@alex-od6vh]

借ります is exception???

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

はい！2グループです！

[@keeriti2594]

ありがとう

[@Sakisjapaneselessons]

ありがとうございます😊

[@RomeoCells-s4g]

Hai