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Regular ‘-er’ Verb Conjugations and Pronunciation
A quick guide to regular -er verb conjugations.
The italicised words with different colours indicate the same pronunciation for the respective tense.
Endings are underlined in bold.
Not all tenses are included, just the most common ones.
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French Subjunctive (Irregular Verbs)
être - to be
Je sois Tu sois Il/Elle/On soit Nous soyons Vous soyez Ils/Elles soient
avoir - to have
J'aie Tu aies Il/Elle/On ait Nous ayons Vous ayez Ils/Elles aient
pouvoir - to be able to / can
Je puisse Tu puisses Il/Elle/On puisse Nous puissions Vous puissiez Ils/Elles puissent
devoir - to have to / must
Je doive Tu doives Il/Elle/On doive Nous devions Vous deviez Ils/Elles doivent
Japanese Location Words
左 - left - （～の左） 右 - right - （～の右） 前 - front - （～の前） 後ろ - behind - （～の後ろ） 中 - inside - （ ～の中 ） 上 - above 下 - below 近く - near 隣 - next 間 - between
Japanese Verb Conjugation
In formal Japanese:
Group 1 verbs The う row changes to い row, then ending is added.
Dictionary form - 行く Present - 行きます Present Neg. - 行きません Past - 行きました Past Neg. - 行きませんでした
Group 2 verbs The る is dropped and the ending is added.
Dictionary form - 食べる Present - 食べます Present Neg. - 食べません Past - 食べました Past Neg. - 食べませんでした
コーヒーを飲みます。(Kouhii wo nomimasu.) I drink coffee.
音楽を聞きました。(Ongaku wo kikimashita.) I listened to music.
テレビを見ません。(Terebi wo mimasen.) I don’t watch TV.
アイスクリームを食べませんでした。(Aisukuriimu wo tabemasen deshita.) I didn’t eat ice-cream.
In casual Japanese:
Group 1 verbs
Dictionary form - 行く Present - 行く Present Neg. - 行かない Past - 行った Past Neg. - 行かなかった
Group 2 verbs
Dictionary form - 食べる Present - 食べる Present Neg. - 食べない Past - 食べた Past Neg. - 食べなかった
Seconds in Japanese
１秒 - ichibyou ２秒 - nibyou ３秒 - sanbyou ４秒 - yonbyou ５秒 - gobyou ６秒 - rokubyou ７秒 - nanabyou ８秒 - hachibyou ９秒 - kyubyou １０秒 - jyuubyou
１分は６０秒です。 (Ippun wa rokujyuubyou desu.) A minute has 60 seconds.
Minutes in Japanese
１分 - ippun ２分 - nifun ３分 - sanpun ４分 - yonpun ５分 - gofun ６分 - roppun ７分 - nanafun ８分 - happun ９分 - kyuufun １０分 - jyupun
電車 は３０分遅れている。 (densha wa sanjyupun okureteiru.) The train is 30 minutes overdue.
