The Ultimate Guide How to conjugate Japanese verbs- Re-uploaded 

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I’m in Japanese classes and that trick with the vowel table is GOLD they never thought us that and it makes everything easier THANK YOU!

I love how slow you go, repeating all the verbs as you go, it makes it very easy to remember and take in! Much love, Australia

Finally a lecture I understand fully, so simple and efficient! Thank you so much for your hard work, I now know how to conjugate Japanese verbs. I'm learning bit by bit (I already know Hiragana, Katakana, and some kanji). I love this language so much!

Love your energy! I can tell you are very passionate about teaching and very knowledgeable! ありがとうございます

Thank you so much Sensei! Your explanation of verb conjugation is the best one yet! I am beginner Japanese learner and you have made verb conjugation so much clearer. I feel i can push on, due to your explaining technique. Arigatou Gozaimashita! Your the best!!

One of the best explanations on this topic. Thank you so much for this!

“i don’t eat” “i don’t sleep” hmm...doesn’t sound very healthy

I can’t believe this is free. Thank you so much!

Best explanation I have ever seen on conjugating and understanding verbs! Thanks so much! Just subscribed!

Thank you so much for this! It is so clear, easy to understand and informative. Really enjoyable, too! 💫✨😀

Thank you!! Thank you thank you thank you! I have been struggling so much with verbs and it had be at a still in my learning. I am extremely grateful for your help! 😃

Finally video that helps me understand how to conjugate verbs cuz clearly the other videos in the internet are full non-sense ~~ at least to me.

Oh my goodness,you're an amazing teacher , so glad I found your channel, I really wish you could teach about Japanese pronunciation and PITCH ACCENT!

Yuka, thanks a lot. I love this lesson. I got this in 25 minutes, now with your help I am able to conjugate properly regular verbs. Thanks a lot !!!

your the only one I saw doing the table for conjugation. It's more easier to understand. Even teachers/trainers her in my country don't bother to teach this way. ありがとう

Thank you very much for explaining this vital part.Very helpful

I have a native local language in my country and we also have same like with taberu in tone too.. which makes jr easier to understand.

I really love the way you teach! You are good at this. Keep up the good work!

She: we're gonna learn 2 irregular verbs Me: She forgot to tell that there r only 2 irregular verbs (for real)

This lesson is so clear and concise, it really helped me understand a lot more. Thank you!

Thank you very much for preparing such a good lesson. Clear, simple and informative. Sugoi ne!

Great explanation! This helped me a lot, thank you!!

Thank you. Great for newbies.

Sensei can you pls provide me a list of verbs which are used regularly by native japanese speakers !? I would be grateful! I'm learning Japanese by myself. So only thing I have is RU-vid. And thank you so very much because I was not understanding the formation of Japanese verbs. Now I have got some ideas how it works. ❤️

The most recommended channel, the explanation was very clear, and we can understand it easily, I'm starting to like learning japanese with you sensei. ありがと

Thank you, God bless you!

1:10 technically that’s when the subject is implied previously.

I love the way that she teaches me as a lil fool kid, that's what I am😊❤

so beautifully explained as if i learned Japanese in one lecture. if i cab memorize 100 verbs i think i will be able to understand thirty percent of the sentence.

I like how u edited in “SIMPLE RIGHT” It was just so cute u had to put that in no matter how edited out it was. Lol

This video is amazing tank you so much

Such a precious content. Thank you very much for this class.

I really love this VIDEO earned me to subscribe 💯 so simple best video so far for me

わたしわにおんごのべんきよ. I use Bussu I like some things but this is so simple and well taught I wish Bussu explained this hours of racking my Brian wasted

Loved the lesson, simple and concise, how it should be! Thanks!

You are awesome!!!

すごいね!!!! You are amazing, thank youuu!!!

見ます。ありがとうございます

Wow, great explanation! Thank you!!

Shokran ☺️ it means thank you in Arabic

Thanks for sharing beautiful video lessons. I really like your chanel and recommend my students 👍❤️

thank you so much, you really helped me a lot

What about the negative version of the past, like: "i didnt sleep"

Very well explained. Arigato!

Thanks ❤🎉

Thank you for your instructions!! Mata ne

thank you

素晴らし先生が綺麗になりたく授業させてくれましたのが中々大好きです。綺麗に日本語の会話型を教えた形がとても可愛いしまいました。先生、感謝致しました。

That's the best verbs guide so far I was searching for a verbs guide for two weeks thank you ❤❤ Fan from Egypt شكرا 😊

食べて? うん、 食べる。 食べた? Hello, I just found your channel. It is so good.

I'm from Tanzanie but I like it

は is not subject particle, if im not wrong its actually topic one

This is the best explanation of japanese verb conjugation on RU-vid....thank you ma'am 🙏

yooo i have been searching for this i finally found a clear and easy tutorial arigatou

Thanks a lot!

Your hiragana chart needs more credit, I've been studying for a couple of weeks now, and your handwriting is sublime comapred to mine.

Brilliant! Arigatou Gozaimasu ❤️

I like lesson with soundrill 👍

Very clear explanation, thank you!

does taberu and tabemasu means the same but the second one is just a polite form or it has totally different meaning?

Fabulous! Please do not consider reducing the number of repetitions and different speeds you use. The results are spot on. Thank you very much. (Sub) ❤

Konnichiwa! Thank you so much for this. One question. When you say the word, for example…hanashimasen . You, I noticed pronounce the “n” sound as an “m”. Am I pronouncing the “n” sound wrong in Japanese? Because I am using the actual English “n” sound. Thank you, Kim

I’m gonna be a Japanese tutor (kinda just beginner to intermediate, but that’s generous considering the classes’ workload lol) and I’m worried about this - I know all these rules, ichidan, godan, and I know many tenses so far (I’m not fluent, I’m learning on my own time though) But I’m wondering, is there a time too early to teach the two (plus irregular) verb types and conjugation rules? Is it more of an intermediate topic or just that it seems intimidating, but gets to be second nature with practice (my experience, tho I tackled conjugation after some time, not immediately in a beginner stage) It’s frustrating cause my Japanese Professor (she’s the only one who teaches Japanese, and also handles Chinese) says that that’s “too hard” and to “keep it easy for the students, don’t do all that stuff” but like,, how am I supposed to teach it then? It seems easier in the long-run than memorizing a bunch of verb forms separately (I guess you could just get it with time and learn said rules indirectly but idk I just think “work smarter not harder” for this instance” I don’t wanna go behind my professor’s back, but I’m a new tutor and don’t have experience, and I’m just unsure of how to proceed. Does anyone have any advice?

You make it so simple to understand Please keep going teaching i loved ittttt

すみません Yukiさん I have a doubt about U-verbs formal present tense: Do it always change into the above I-row hiragana? I didn't finish the video yet, but I really wanted to make sure! Thank you for the video, I really appreciate it!

Hello Mama, Do you provide coaching for the Japanese language (beginners - JLPT N5 level to advanced level) ? If yes, please provide me the details. Thanks.

it was very good explanation and presentation . ありがとうございます

Thank you so much. I have been struggling with this for nearly one year. You explained the conjugation best. It helped me a lot. Thank you. I have subscribed to your channel too. ❤

COMPLETE SENTENCE - only needs a verb! taberu (食べる？) present - do you want TO EAT tabeta (食べた？) past - have you ATE

Dude.. YOURE AWESOME! I'm so happy I found your channel Ive just moved to Japan ❤️

Domo arigato! Thank you so much!

Thanks, you are very clear!

Thank you for the clear explanations

beautiful sensei

A wonderful teaching method. It put me on a fast track. Thanks.

I can follow quite well, until you throw in katakana with the hiragana. I haven’t got katakana yet

Is the masu form only for first person? Or could tabemasu mean He/she eats if the context is obvious?

Hari po-ta o mimashita ka

Thank you so much

Hi Yuka Sensei , I have a question. Why is it sometimes you end ませんwith your lips closed and sometimes you end ません　with lips not closed ? In other words , sometimes you end with a “M” sound. And literally in the same sentence, you end with a “N” sound ?

Wow! You are wonderful. Thank you for explaining it so well 😊

Yes, the best explanation of this concept I have ever experienced!

Love it, thank u

Arigatou sensie. This is very helpful for beginners like me.

髪の形が恋しい

Thank You so much for this video. どもありがとうございました。

A book could not pack a punch like this.

Your explanation is clear. Thank you.

after watching this I often said "Naruhoto"

オレンジを食べます。 ゆか先生愛してます。どうもありがとうございました。❤️

ありがとう！

To conjugate U verbs, drop the U, and add I. Then, add Mas (ます) for the affirmative form and Masen( ません) to make the negative form of the verb.

OMG, this makes sense. Arigato.

Thank you very much for a very clear lesson.

The one thing that confused me about Japanese, is how to build sentences. In English, I start with the subject, verb, then the object. Anything that's missing from that formula isn't complete. Hearing that verbs in Japanese are complete sentences by themselves made it all clear. The notion that everything else that's added to a verb is to add context to the action, makes it easier to formulate sentences!

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Thanks👍🏻good video

I just had a class today on verb conjugation. The teacher rushed through it as if she was behind schedule or something. I didn't get it. I looked at Genki, and it was not clear to me. You enabled me to understand it clearly, simply, and with a smile. Thank you so much. Just subscribed and saved the video to my library. Best regards.

I'm just a beginner and finally I found something comprehensible in this topic. Thanks a lot