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I would prefer to see all hiragana at this level and begin to use kanji later

PLEASE EXPLAIN THE JAPANESE PARTICLES!!

what about the te form?

Hey! I'm not sure if anyone else mentioned it, but you listed hashiru (to run) as a type 2 verb (ichidan) but it is actually a type 1 (godan) just like kaeru, for example. If it worked like a type two, the -ru would drop and it would conjugate to "hashimasu" in polite affirmative mode, whereas it works like a godan in that the -u drops and it conjugates to "hashirimasu." Just wanted to mention this :)

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real good 10 minute explainer

where can i find your other modules.

Very clear

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Where are the other modules?

I would just like to point out that (hashiru 走る) is shown as one of the example words for "Type 2 verbs ending with 'eru' or 'iru'" or "Ichidan verbs", But actually this is a "type 1 verb" or "Godan verb" and will conjugate as such, 走らない、走ります、走る、走れる、走ろう。 An exception verb he points out is (kaeru 帰る) "To return 'home'". (kaeru 帰る) will conjurgate the same way as (hashiru 走る) "Type 1 verb" as shown above. but this is not really explained that well. Hope that helps someone. Otherwise great video!! 👍

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I want to say that your way of teaching is extremely intuitive and boils it down well, making it easy to stick long term.

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Finally found the easiest way to learn the japanese verb conjugation. Subscribed to see more from him. It really helped a lot! thanks bro!!

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where is module 1-3.....

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Then what is the difference between masu and te forms? Both are for the present tense no?

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Isn't there one more form? sase form?

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Wow, the explanation is so smooth and easy to take on. Can someone please give me the link to the whole set of modules? I can only find this Module 4 and the Module 5. I would love to have them all. Thank you

Thank you so much Kevin!! I was overwhelmed!!...ooowhooo I understood the concept behind it!!!! God bless you man!!!

One of the best explanations online. It's 2022 and still waiting for module 6, after 12 years. Where are you ? 🤔

thankyou for this. i have a question tho. so im looking for some random japanese verb for some practice then i came across with the word "mimasu" which is "to watch" and ofc i thought it belongs to type 1 but it seems the rules doesn't work for that word. am i doing smth wrong or that word is also an exception?

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Still waiting for the next module!!

hell man, this is what i need for a long time, i get confused how to change the dictionary form to the other,...