Lumenさん, thank you for your question. There are a few verbs that end in -eる/-iる that do not belong to group 2. 入る is one of them. I explain this in my video Learn Japanese Verb Groups, and you can also find a more complete list of “group 1 verbs that look like group 2 verbs” on my website. Hope this helps! ^^
Oh my god I finally fking understood this whole Te business. I was struggling with the sub groups and the _ACTUAL_ functionality of the TE form since NO ONE wants to tell you in simple words what the TE is and is not! Super helpful! Keep it simple, keep it chill! Also love the way you speak Japanese. It sounds lovely :)
Hadiyah Ilyasさん, sorry for the late reply. I finally made another video about the TE form ("how to link sentences"). Check it out! I'll try to explain the other ways to use the TE form when I have more time.
You are so awesome! Thank you! I'm so happy as I go through these videos because you make it so much easier to understand...will check out your website soon.
Or another way to look at it: Conjugate the verb to past tense, then take the okurigana out and replace with "te" or "de"(if ten-ten was present). Ex: ru-verb 食べる＝食べたー＞食べて u-verb 遊ぶ＝遊んだー＞遊んで
Hi, I am Binita I am trying to learn Japanese since last 2 months and so far I have learned basic keys of Japanese but still need more guidance. Your video is helping me a lot, hoping for more as I am a absolute beginner. ありがとうございます
Hadiyah Ilyasさん、こんにちは！ I hope you had time to practice & that you are more comfortable with the TE form, because tomorrow I will upload the video about the TA form, which is basically the same ;-)
KanzaiGaijin-san, if you leave it like that, TE form is used to make an informal request, for example to ask a friend to do something. So 遠ざかって would mean "(please) move away!"
あああー！ありがとうございます！！今、私は分かるよ！！I was having so much trouble before differentiating between the る verbs, when to put て、and when to put って。I understand now, thank you so much for this video!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
hajimemashite! jim desu. thanks so much for this vid. 6:02 was very helpful to shorten and clear up a lesson that should have took me 1 week to tackle. I already subscribed to your vids. I'm also looking forward once your kanji lessons project gets done. :) at least focus on sentence formations first ;)
thank you so much for this video. actually, all your videos are very useful for studying and reviewing old material. my sensei goes very fast through lessons and does very little review and I was really confused about "te" form and this helped very much.
your video was amazing thank you so much for making it my friend. I just got to the te form in my genki book and was having issues with it and this video helped a lot. I am planning on taking the jlpt5 in december so i got to study up :)
'conjugation' 'tense' and all these other words... Aa I don't even know English. I guess I'm just desperate to learn Japanese. I got very confused at 0:56 aaa
Conjugations are how we 'morph' words to make sense and to identify the person speaking, mood, etc. , like 'to talk, talking(I, you, he, etc.)'. Tenses are basically WHEN something was done. A past tense of 'to talk' would be, 'talked', present tense would be, 'talking' and future tense would be, 'will talk'. It's a simple concept once you get the hang of it. I hope you understood what I meant by these explanations. Best of luck!
If you are already more advanced and know how to make the past tense of verbs in informal then just replace it with te, easy as that, that's why it is very important to remember this pattern because you will not only use it to make the te form! An also the iru/eru verbs are easy because you probably already learned it when making the masu form just drop the ru. I hope this helped a bit for people having trouble with the te form. Like I said it's the SAME exact pattern as the informal past conjugation of verbs. :)
You explained very well. but when you intend to study japanese you must to begin at masu form, i suggest much better if you discuss the verb conjugation of te form : from masu form to te form than to dictionary form to te form.
after watching anime with japanese dub for 10 years it really makes you think these so easy by remembering what you heard, but when somebody looks to the rules it should seem very hard
I attend a language school in Tokyo where Japanese is taught in Japanese and I'm struggling so much. 3 days later I have no idea what I learned about. I still had to watch this video litreally 30 times to get it. but thank you for explaining it as understandable as possible
I understand that much japanese as possible equals faster learning. But I don't really feel like I learn anything if I don't know what it means in English
Thanks,but it would be good if you listed the exceptions.For example: Kaeru(to return) looks like a group 2 but is actually a group 1 verb.Other examples: Hashiru(to run),Iru(to need),Shiru(to know) are all group 1 verbs that look like group 2 verbs.
What I was taught (group1) was something like this: 「ます」のが「い」段, and for the い there are い、き、し、ち、に、ひ、み、り and I was told that these い words gets changed to うsounds so みbecomesむ, which is different to the video and confused me.
Konnichiwa! Arigatou gozaimasu for this video! I would've attempted to write that in hiragana but my laptop doesn't let me. I just wanted to thank you for this video! I have a quiz tomorrow with the Te form in my Jap 101 class, and I had been struggling since I missed the lesson when it was originally taught. I feel so much better now and confident. The animation really does help. Once again, arigatou gozaimasu!
Glad it helped! ^^ Have you also watched my second video on the TE-form, which explains how to use it? Learn how to use TE form (て形) to link sentences in Japanese [JLPT N5] あした の テスト、がんばってください！
![Learn how to use TE form (て形) to link sentences in Japanese [JLPT N5]](/img/n.gif)
Lumenさん, thank you for your question. There are a few verbs that end in -eる/-iる that do not belong to group 2. 入る is one of them. I explain this in my video Learn Japanese Verb Groups, and you can also find a more complete list of “group 1 verbs that look like group 2 verbs” on my website. Hope this helps! ^^
Subarashii
I came here to complain about haitte, kitte and seek for help, but you already have a video about it.
You're very well prepared, sir!
You explained this much better than my professor. domo!
ironmb86 doumo*
@@dancekinghoseok4608 どうも*
I think you mean ありがとうございます。because you shouldn’t be talking casually to a teacher online. Show your respect.
Do o is way to casual, even among friends u rarely use it
Domo*
Extremely well presented, made sense in an otherwise quite daunting subject.
ありがとうございます！
Oh my god I finally fking understood this whole Te business. I was struggling with the sub groups and the _ACTUAL_ functionality of the TE form since NO ONE wants to tell you in simple words what the TE is and is not! Super helpful! Keep it simple, keep it chill! Also love the way you speak Japanese. It sounds lovely :)
Thanks a lot! I’ve been using your table in my lessons for already 10 years! It is awesome!
これ は とても むずかしい です ね !!!
Mata-Metal Desu lil bit but I think I got it
これわとても難しいです。
は*
難しくないですよ。
Why did you write in all hiragana?
Hadiyah Ilyasさん, sorry for the late reply. I finally made another video about the TE form ("how to link sentences"). Check it out! I'll try to explain the other ways to use the TE form when I have more time.
Excellent and clear explanation. ありがとうございます
Your videos are so helpful! I've seen a lot of instructional guides before, but by far your site is the best one!
Wow so helpful! You organised it so well. Thank you Kanji-Link!
You are so awesome! Thank you! I'm so happy as I go through these videos because you make it so much easier to understand...will check out your website soon.
Or another way to look at it: Conjugate the verb to past tense, then take the okurigana out and replace with "te" or "de"(if ten-ten was present). Ex: ru-verb 食べる＝食べたー＞食べて u-verb 遊ぶ＝遊んだー＞遊んで
I LOVE YOU AND YOUR VIDEOS! This helped SO MUCH! Thank you! :D
Jasminさん、ありがとうございます!! ^^
KANJI - Link どういたしまして^^
Hope folks are still using this. Very useful.
Hi, I am Binita I am trying to learn Japanese since last 2 months and so far I have learned basic keys of Japanese but still need more guidance. Your video is helping me a lot, hoping for more as I am a absolute beginner. ありがとうございます
How did it go Binita？
教えてくれてありがとうございます．わかりやすいです。
Hadiyah Ilyasさん、こんにちは！ I hope you had time to practice & that you are more comfortable with the TE form, because tomorrow I will upload the video about the TA form, which is basically the same ;-)
KanzaiGaijin-san, if you leave it like that, TE form is used to make an informal request, for example to ask a friend to do something. So 遠ざかって would mean "(please) move away!"
Absolutely amazing!! This helped so much!! I am so grateful! Thank you so much
ありがとうございます。とてもすごい
Thank you for another amazing explanation! :) I love the review at the end, so I can see it all at once; that really helps organize things in my head.
このビデオをつくれてありがとうございます!
見てくれてありがとうございます！(be careful, つくる is a group 1 verb, so the TE form would be つくって ^^)
あああー！ありがとうございます！！今、私は分かるよ！！I was having so much trouble before differentiating between the る verbs, when to put て、and when to put って。I understand now, thank you so much for this video!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
This video was very helpful and cleared up a lot of confusion for me. ありがとうございます。
Thank you for this series of video, for helping me tackle the biggest obstacles of N5
I dont know why, your "うつる“ ”ぬぶむ” is especcially easy to memorize, for the rules are always the same in every textbook!
ホリシート! ! THIS THE BEST EASIEST METHOD I EVER SEEN OMG ! THANK YOU SO MUCH SENSEI
Very helpful thanks!
The course I’m taking made this very confusing, but you got straight to the point and that really helped!!
Best video explaining て form! Thank you!
I have grammar exam tomorrow that was relieving it helped a lot thanks!
Thank you so much. This will help me a lot
Glad it helped! ^^
very good explanation of te-form
ありがとうございます！
hajimemashite! jim desu. thanks so much for this vid. 6:02 was very helpful to shorten and clear up a lesson that should have took me 1 week to tackle. I already subscribed to your vids. I'm also looking forward once your kanji lessons project gets done. :) at least focus on sentence formations first ;)
ジムさん、ありがとうございます。がんばります！^^
Thank u so so much I never understood te-form before but now it do thx
Thank you for watching! I'm glad this video cleared things up! ^^
thank you so much for this video. actually, all your videos are very useful for studying and reviewing old material. my sensei goes very fast through lessons and does very little review and I was really confused about "te" form and this helped very much.
A very clear and precise explanation, Arigatogozaimashita!
Thank you so much, your video was very easy to understand!!!:)
Thank you, I found this very helpful and I took some notes too! I think I have a nice understanding of TE-form now. :)
You mean a video about the different things TE form can be connected to? (てしまう、てみる、てくれる・・・etc?) I'll put it on my "to do" list ;-)
Super.. you really explained in best way..
YOU ARE A GENIUS ! THIS HELPED ME SOO MUCHH THANKYOUUUU
Gotta a quiz tomorrow on te form and I wasn't getting it, this video helped me understand it a lot better!
Thank you so so so much!. Makes it SO much easier than class!. Thank you!
OMG I LOVE YOU!!! Your videos have cleared up a lot of confusion :) Please keep making more videos!!! Arigatou gozaimasu!
Thank you very much, this lesson was very useful to me...
Thank you sooo much!! These videos are very helpful! You deserve more views! ありがとう！！
your video was amazing thank you so much for making it my friend. I just got to the te form in my genki book and was having issues with it and this video helped a lot. I am planning on taking the jlpt5 in december so i got to study up :)
thanks i just started learning and kinda put off grammer and i finally understand it thank you
very easy to understand!! どもありがとうございます！
thank you sensei
this is great review, thank you for your videos!
I know right, crumpet. So helpful! I just keep coming back again and again. Can you show us how te form is used?
Thank you very well explained
so straight forward, really helpful!
Great video, thank you! Extremely useful.
'conjugation' 'tense' and all these other words... Aa I don't even know English. I guess I'm just desperate to learn Japanese.
I got very confused at 0:56 aaa
Exactly my thoughts whenever deepening into its grammar! Advancing English while learning Japanese.)
Conjugations are how we 'morph' words to make sense and to identify the person speaking, mood, etc. , like 'to talk, talking(I, you, he, etc.)'.
Tenses are basically WHEN something was done. A past tense of 'to talk' would be, 'talked', present tense would be, 'talking' and future tense would be, 'will talk'.
It's a simple concept once you get the hang of it. I hope you understood what I meant by these explanations. Best of luck!
If you are already more advanced and know how to make the past tense of verbs in informal then just replace it with te, easy as that, that's why it is very important to remember this pattern because you will not only use it to make the te form! An also the iru/eru verbs are easy because you probably already learned it when making the masu form just drop the ru. I hope this helped a bit for people having trouble with the te form. Like I said it's the SAME exact pattern as the informal past conjugation of verbs. :)
You explained very well. but when you intend to study japanese you must to begin at masu form, i suggest much better if you discuss the verb conjugation of te form : from masu form to te form than to dictionary form to te form.
after watching anime with japanese dub for 10 years it really makes you think these so easy by remembering what you heard, but when somebody looks to the rules it should seem very hard
I attend a language school in Tokyo where Japanese is taught in Japanese and I'm struggling so much. 3 days later I have no idea what I learned about.
I still had to watch this video litreally 30 times to get it. but thank you for explaining it as understandable as possible
I understand that much japanese as possible equals faster learning. But I don't really feel like I learn anything if I don't know what it means in English
ありがとうございます、先生🤩🤩
DownFlexさん、ありがとうございます。 Well, if you have learned the colloquial past form first, then yes, you will learn TE-form in a snap! （＾－）－☆
Best explanation I found online, thanks a bunch man!
Also, are these Group 2 or 1?
はいる
はしる
C493d group 1 so 入って and 走って
ありがとうございます
先生、ありがとうございます!
Thank you so much for this video! You helped me a lot!
どうもありがとございます、先生！このテストは難しいです。
Thank you so much for the video!!! Your explaination is super clear and easy to understand:) It is really helpful
ぼくのがっこうでこのをならいました がこのほうほうをわすれました。ありがとう ございます。
「て」けい は たくさん つかいます から、わすれないで ください ね！^^
KANJI - Link thanks :)
your the best! PLS mke lesson how to use PARTICLES thank you so much!
助けてくれてありがとうございます。
Wow!!! You saved a life! I almost gave up. I have test on this tomorrow!!!!!! Arigato gozaimashitaaaa 🌸🌸🌸
Thanks,but it would be good if you listed the exceptions.For example: Kaeru(to return) looks like a group 2 but is actually a group 1 verb.Other examples: Hashiru(to run),Iru(to need),Shiru(to know) are all group 1 verbs that look like group 2 verbs.
Very compact! Nice!
Thank you! This helped a lot!
Wow, this made it so simple, I was wondering why 行く Was different when I looked at the conjugations.
みたあつとでたくさんわかりました。どうもありがとうございました。
ありがとうございます！！
Vidéo d’une grande aide merci!
This was so helpful thank you so much :D
Very useful, thanks
Amazing. Thanks!
Very helpful! Thanks!
Thank you this helped me so much :)
wow you did a great job explaining this. my textbook words it very poorly and makes it confusing!
What I was taught (group1) was something like this: 「ます」のが「い」段, and for the い there are い、き、し、ち、に、ひ、み、り and I was told that these い words gets changed to うsounds so みbecomesむ, which is different to the video and confused me.
Konnichiwa! Arigatou gozaimasu for this video! I would've attempted to write that in hiragana but my laptop doesn't let me. I just wanted to thank you for this video! I have a quiz tomorrow with the Te form in my Jap 101 class, and I had been struggling since I missed the lesson when it was originally taught. I feel so much better now and confident. The animation really does help. Once again, arigatou gozaimasu!
Glad it helped! ^^
Have you also watched my second video on the TE-form, which explains how to use it? Learn how to use TE form (て形) to link sentences in Japanese [JLPT N5]
あした の テスト、がんばってください！
So, bassically the -고 of korean with little more awkward euphonic changes?
BraidedBranchesさん、見てくれてありがとうございます！^^
thank you for the information : )
Great video!
I never comment but this video was so easy to understand I had to. Thank you for explaining this so good😩😩gon make me act up
本当にすごい. どもありがとう.
はいる ends with an i before the る but it's still an うverb? Very complicated!
I wish my Japanese teacher was half as helpful as you!
Great explanation! :D
thank you very much
i need an advise to let me be more stronger in japanese so far
Yasser-san, thank you for watching! ^^
あなたのがくせいことができますか☺️
Yasserさん、どこ に すんでいます か。^^
バーレーンにすんでいます
Yasser Janahi ちょっと カナダ から 遠い です ね！
It was such a pain memorizing these. I used flashcards. Flashcards are very useful for conjugating Te forms.
Love the video. What software did you use to make the video?