Japanese Verb Conjugation Material

Japanese verb conjugation material
JAPANESE VERB CONJUGATION
In a Japanese sentence the verb usually comes last. Because Japanese sentences often drop the subject, the verb is a very important part of understanding the sentence.
Unlike the complicated conjugation of other languages, Japanese verbs have no separate forms for first, second and third person, for singular and plural, or for masculine and
feminine.
You can recognise a Japanese verb by its ending:
~u; ~ku; ~su; ~bu; ~mu; ~nu; ~gu; ~tsu; ~ru.
We hope this material is useful to you as you learn Japanese.
Good luck with your studies and with everything.

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