Japanese Verbs

[silversoraryuu]

i recomend learning the distal style first rather that direct. they both work but distal is easier. oh, and u also hav 2 learn what the conjujation means.
ummm... i'll b back looking 4 my dictionary. but i warn u trying 2 learn all the conjujations is hard.

[Danierux]

Originally Posted by silversoraryuu

i recomend learning the distal style first rather that direct. they both work but distal is easier. oh, and u also hav 2 learn what the conjujation means.
ummm... i'll b back looking 4 my dictionary. but i warn u trying 2 learn all the conjujations is hard.

Distal Style?

[Seiryuu]

Aaaanyways, if you're just starting on conjugations, start on present/future and past, formal and casual. You can slowly do the other ones, like -tai form.

[Danierux]

Originally Posted by chaskarmukund

Hey.

You are welcome to suggest atleast 25 commonly used Japanese verbs in Romaji, of curse with theri meanings - English

waiting.

That sounded a little abrupt. I'll ask nicely, if someone could list (even a couple) of the most commonly used verbs. It would be much appreciated. Dictionary form is fine as I need to learn to conjugate. Thanks

[QuoyaNatsume]

At least sum1 has some manners. Excuse the intrusion. I was taking notes on the subject. Just thought to give praise where it is due, and now I shall go back to spectating.

[MMM]

Originally Posted by Danierux

Distal Style?

I think he means formal or ~masu form.

[MMM]

SURU (to do) is the most common, but is also irregular

KURU (to come) is also irregular

Common verbs:

IKU (to go)

IRU (to be)

TABERU (to eat)

NOMU (to drink)

HAIRU (to enter)

DERU (to exit [also to attend])

KANGAERU (to think)

MANABU (to learn)

That's a start.