[GENKI Lesson 6] Conjugate from DICTIONARY form to TE form （て形）

Let's learn how to conjugate from DICTIONARY form to TE form. Let's learn Japanese with Shiro!
DICTIONARY form vs. MASU form
• [GENKI Lesson 3] Diffe...
Identify VERB GROUP from DICTIONARY form
• [GENKI Lesson 3] Verb ...
Identify VERB GROUP from MASU form
• [GENKI Lesson 3] Verb ...
0:00 Introduction
1:03 Group 1: U-verbs
3:39 Memory Tip
5:27 Group 2: RU-verbs
6:02 Group 3: Irregular verbs
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Thank you so much for the explanation and the memory tip. 白猫ちゃんが好きです❤️😊

[@DIYmelissa]

I've been so intimidated by te form, but your memory tips are spot on! Thank you so much. Your videos are so well done--and some of the most helpful learning aids I've found.

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Great explanation and memorizing tips. Thank you so much!

[@Dickson_]

This video was really helpful. Thank you!

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Thank you so much for the memory tips. I prefer them much more than singing. They make it way easier to recall an individual ending change, with singing I'd have to sing all of it. Brilliant!

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Nice explanation

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Really good explanation, even a student like me who is studying these by myself could follow. Thank you so much for the memory tips, those were super helpful.

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MLM-San, thank you so much for your encouraging comment:) Arigatou gozaimasu!

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This is way simpler than finishing the chart I e been making, ありがとうございます！

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[@catherina2939]

I already had a way of remembering て form, but some of your memory tips are a lot more useful and make it easier to remember!! Especially the く- KITE lol (I won't forget the Te form of Ku verbs in a long time). Thank you!

[@ShiroNekoJapanese]

I’m glad that my video was able to help someone memorize something☺️Thank you for the nice comment! Arigatou gozaimasu!

[@trizvanov]

Thanks for the video. I am currently stuck on Chapter 6 of the book and finding it extremely difficult to complete all the exercises. Fingers crossed, this will help with my studies!

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really Arigato gozaimasu

[@ShiroNekoJapanese]

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[@yuchenzeng7184]

great! now i just need to know what TE form is used for

[@ShiroNekoJapanese]

Thank you! arigatou gozaimasu! My first video on how to use TE form is here: th-cam.com/video/wWdKRS9jBiU/w-d-xo.html. I hope you enjoy it:)

[@iceblueapplepie]

I wish there were no alphabets under the Japanese characters so that I can practice reading only Japanese

[@ralfgalindo1436]

So basically, te is sort of a prefix and suffix in words and setences?

[@ShiroNekoJapanese]

Konnichiwa! Sure, you could say te-form can be used as a sort of a prefix in a sentence. There are some cases where te-form is not used exactly as a prefix/suffix, which I’ll be covering later, so i wouldn’t say “it is”, but yes it “often can be”. Hope this helps.