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How To Boost Your Japanese Fast With Japanese Irregular Verbs
by Olly Richards
When you learn Japanese, or any language, you'll quickly see it's full of thousands of words in each of a variety of categories: nouns, verbs, adjectives, and many more.
If you are approaching Japanese from a language that doesn't do verb conjugation, the concept of a Japanese irregular verb may be foreign to you.
Thatโs okayโthankfully, Japanese irregular verbs are pretty few and far between when it comes to total number.
However, you often use the ones that do exist daily, and in fact, theyโre some of the first verbs you might learn. Learning how these irregulars work will open up hundreds of new structures for you to use in your writing and speaking.
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To dial into the basics as a quick refresher, a โverbโ is an action word. Think of words like โjumpโ, โdecideโ, and โbeโ when youโre thinking of verbs. Theyโre what the other parts of the sentence are doing or being impacted by.
In Japanese, verbs change their form based on how they are being used. For example, the verb taberu (to eat) becomes tabemashita as โateโ and tabetai for โwant to eat.โ
This is Japanese verb conjugation, and it is how you can manipulate verbs to communicate your intended meaning. English does the same thing: โeatโ, โateโ, โwill eatโ, and so on.
In Japanese, the way that you create these forms is very consistent and predictable, and all of the verbs that obey these rules are called regular verbs. From there, you can break verbs into two big sets: godan and ichidan, or โu and โru verbs.
Ichidan Verbs
Any Japanese verb that ends in โru is an ichidan verb. To conjugate a โru verb, simply chop off the -ru and add โmasu.
Like so:
Taberu ้ฃในใ> tabemasu ้ฃในใพใ (to eat)
Neru ๅฏใ> nemasu ๅฏใพใ (to sleep)
Miru ่ฆใ> mimasu ่ฆใพใ (to see)
Thatโs all there is to it! Ichidan verbs are considered to be the easiest variant of Japanese verbs to conjugate. They always follow the same rules.
Godan Verbs
Japanese verbs that end in โu are godan verbs. This might seem a little confusing, because every single verb in Japanese ends this way. The difference is that u is a hiragana symbol all by itself: ใ.
Some verbs that appear (in English!) to end with โu actually end with โru, which is a completely different hiragana letter: ใ. Thatโs why itโs a lot easier to identify a godan verb in written Japanese.
In short, any verb that ends with โu that is not a part of โru is going to be a godan verb. That means words that end with -ku, -tsu, -mu, and more are all godan, and theyโll all conjugate the same way. Simply change the โu to โi and add โmasu and youโre done!
These are the rules for godan verbs. There are a couple words that visually end in โru but are still godan verbs (think kaeru ๅธฐใ(to go home), shiru ็ฅใ(to know) or kiru ๅใ(to cut)).
Youโll just need to learn these special cases so that you remember to conjugate them as godan verbs. The good news is that as they're common words, you'll come across them often as you read or listen to Japanese.
Japanese Irregular Verbs
The vast majority of Japanese verbs follow the rules above depending on whether theyโre godan or ichidan verbs.
However, when a verb doesn't conjugate according to these rules, you can consider it irregular. It follows its own unique set of rules, and in order to master an irregular verb, you must simply learn it separately.
The good news is that Japanese is sparse in terms of irregular verbs!
The Two Primary Irregular Verbs In Japanese
There are two โmainโ irregular verbs in Japaneseโin fact, some people assert that these are the only two! Take that grammar villain!
Suru (To Do)
The first is suru, which means โto do.โ Itโs by far the single most common verb in all of Japanese, because it is often attached to the ends of other words to create verbs.
Benkyou suru ๅๅผทใใ(to study), shigoto suru ไปไบใใ(to work), and kekkon suru ็ตๅฉใใ(to get married) are just a few of the more than 13,000 words in Japanese that can take suru to become verbs.
If suru were a regular verb, it would become sumasu if it were ichidan and surimasu if it were godan. However, the true โmasu conjugation of suru is shimasu. This is what makes it irregular.
In order to master the use of suru, you will need to learn all of its conjugations one by one.
They are:
suruใใ: base form
shimasuใใพใ: -masu form (I do)
shimashitaใใพใใ: past (I did)
shitaใใ: informal past (I did)
shimasenใใพใใ: negative (I donโt)
shinaiใใชใ: informal negative (I donโt)
shimasen deshitaใใพใใใงใใ: past negative (I didnโt)
shinakattaใใชใใฃใ: informal past negative (I didnโt)
As you can see, suru conjugates in unusual and non-standard ways. Pay particular attention to dekiru, which does not even appear to be the same word!
Exposure to Japanese is key here, through reading for example, which is exactly what you learn to do here at StoryLearningยฎ.
By reading books in Japanese, you'll come across the irregular verbs and their conjugations over and over again. So they'll soon become second nature to you.
Kuru (To Come)
The other primary irregular verb is kuru. This is yet another very common word, and it means โto come.โ
Like suru, it is sometimes appended to the ends of other words to form a joint verb. You will need to memorize kuru on its own, because it would conjugate to kumasu as an ichidan verb and kurimasu as a godan verb. However, its base โmasu form is kimasu.
Conjugate kuru like this:
kuru ๆฅใ: base form
kimasu ๆฅใพใ: -masu form (I come)
kimashita ๆฅใพใใ: past (I came)
kita ๆฅใ: informal past (I came)
kimasen ๆฅใพใใ: negative (I donโt come)
konai ๆฅใชใ: informal negative (I donโt come)
kimasen deshita ๆฅใพใใใงใใ: past negative (I didnโt come)
konakatta ๆฅใชใใฃใ: informal past negative (I didnโt come)
kite ๆฅใฆ: -te form
kureba ๆฅใใฐ: conditional (if I come)
koyou ๆฅใใ: volitional (letโs come)
korareru ๆฅใใใ: passive (I came)
A special note on this one: there really isnโt a Japanese passive form of โcomeโ in typical speech. However, korareru is often still used in this manner to express regret or inconvenience.
For example, if you specifically didnโt invite someone to a party because you donโt like them but then they came anyway, korareru. Their coming was done โtoโ you, in a sense.
kosaseru ๆฅใใใ: causative (I am made to come)
korareru ๆฅใใใ: potential (I can come)
Like suru, using kuru comes down to noticing and exposure. Pay special attention to how the โkiโ sound changes to โkoโ in some conjugations, like konai.
What About Other Japanese Irregular Verbs?
While suru and kuru are the two irregular verbs that everyone talks about when thinking of Japanese, some other words behave in unique ways too.
Mostly, you will see this happen within the hyper formal register of Japanese, where words begin to take very unusual shapes.
For example, desu can change to de aru or even de gozaimasu, and some other words are replaced completely. If you're ready to tackle the โirregularโ verbs within keigo (formal language), they are:
Irassharu
Ossharu
Kudasaru
Gozaru
Nasaru
You may not realise that you already use some of these hyper formal words (have you ever said oyasumi nasai, or โgoodnightโ?).
However, understanding the proper usage of these specific words is an entire lesson in and of itself.
Thankfully, your standard โmasu/desu verbiage will be more than sufficient for almost all of your Japanese needs, so when it comes to irregular verbs, stick to mastering suru and kuru first.
Japanese Irregular Verbs FAQ
How many irregular verbs are there in Japanese?
Japanese has only two main irregular verbs: ใใ (suru โ โto doโ) and ใใ (kuru โ โto comeโ). These verbs don't follow the standard conjugation patterns of u-verbs or ru-verbs.
Why are suru and kuru irregular?
Suru and kuru are irregular because their conjugations don't follow the usual u-verb or ru-verb endings.
Suru is commonly used with nouns to form compound verbs (e.g., ๅๅผทใใ โ benkyou suru, โto studyโ), while kuru has unique conjugations like kimasu (polite form) and kita (past form).
Mastering Irregular Verbs Comes Down To Exposure & Practice
Japanese is an ever-changing language, and even though it tends to be very consistent, some elements remain extra special. Japanese irregular verbs are one such aspect of the language.
So, take the time to learn how Japanese irregular verbs work, and practise them on friends! To get ready for using these Japanese verbs when you speak, make sure you read and listen to lots of Japanese. You'll run into these verbs all the time as they're so common.
So, now that you know kuru and especially suru, your options for expression yourself have just increasedโby the thousands.
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