Reading The Dictionary Is Fun Discussion
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is this important? I didn't really understand it. what is godan, ichidan, and irregular. can someone explain it easier? Thanks
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In many other languages learning the irregular verbs is a big hassle, but there are actually very very few irregular verbs in Japanese. The two mentioned here, are the only ones I have heard about in every day Japanese - and that is actually really great news in my book!
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I haven't learned anymore irregular verbs than the two here, but a good way to remember how they work without just "memorizing" is to see the shared pattern they display. By dropping the る and ending vowel sound and replace with "i", you get the stem of the verb.
する → す → "s" + "i" → し
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A simple and straightforward way of learning a casual way of speaking to others like your friends and colleagues that your close with in which you don't have to speak formal all the time so that it saves your breath. Just make sure you remember the endings like how we all learned です and ます.
