2 May, 2014
Location
Colombia
Number of Posts
5
During the last months I have been studying and memorizing verbal, adjectival, nouns, etc and also to learn kanjis...
looking for the emotion when challenges are improved, I have been trying to read articles an newspapers. magazines and even in your examples, but just realized I am too far to understand japanese because I found the "polite forms" i have studied until now, do not appear often but so called Te form, or Tai form .. and other conjugations forms I had no considered/studied...
well... I will start coming back on each learnt verb to also learn these new forms...
but.... I don't find when is expected to be used Tai form or Te form....could you guide me to some lesson or book where I can understand about uses of differentes ones?
regards
Ricardo
2 May, 2014
Location
Colombia
Number of Posts
5
Trying to understand the way to make sentences in Polite form and plain form, I have taken just a sentence and following my logic made following table...
Could you just say me if that is correct? may I follow same logic for all verbs?
to make a sentence in plain form just change verbal but basic structure keep the same?
Sentence in english: I read newspaper every day.
Polite Form:
Present Indicative 読みます yomimasu 私は毎日新聞を読みます。
Present Indicative Negative 読みません yomimasen 私は毎日新聞を読みません。
Past Indicative 読みました yomimashita 私は毎日新聞を読みました。
Past Indicative Negative 読みませんでした yomimasendeshita 私は毎日新聞を読みませんでした。
Presumptive 読みましょう yomimashou 私は毎日新聞を読みましょう。
Plain Form:
Present Indicative 読む yomu 私は毎日新聞を読む。
Present Indicative Negative 読まない yomanai 私は毎日新聞を読みまない。
Past Indicative 読んだ yonda 私は毎日新聞を読んだ。
Past Indicative Negative 読まなかった yomanakatta 私は毎日新聞を読みまなかった。
Presumptive 読もう yomou 私は毎日新聞を読もう。
Thanks in advance!!!
Ricardo
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