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[Maxful]

Originally Posted by KyleGoetz

Do you know the rules for conjugating verbs? If it doesn't end in -eru or -iru, it is always "drop -Xu and add -Ximasu." As "waru" does not end in either -eru or -iru, it is "drop -ru and add -rimasu."

Well, there are like two exceptions: くださる and ござる.

Thanks for telling me about the conjugating verbs, KyleGoetz san. It is something new to me. I will take some time out to analyze it later.

ありがとう　

[KyleGoetz]

Originally Posted by Maxful

Thanks for telling me about the conjugating verbs, KyleGoetz san. It is something new to me. I will take some time out to analyze it later.

ありがとう　

If you can write hiragana already, you should probably drop everything and learn this one thing. It's like one of the first things taught in Japanese classes, and it's outrageously important. You're going to use this conjugation factoid hundreds of times a day when speaking Japanese.

[Maxful]

I will take note of that. By the way, KyleGoetz san, do you think the sentences I made in the previous page make sense?

[KyleGoetz]

If you're talking about the 食べる sentences, then yes, I think they are fine.

[Maxful]

Thank you, KyleGoetz san.