Ultimate Guide to Conjugating ANY JAPANESE VERB!

I've been working on this Japanese verb conjugation tool for a couple weeks. Hopefully it helps you make more sense of Japanese verb types and how they conjugate. If you like it, I'll make some more like this.

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[MonokromK]

This is INCREDIBLY helpful. I always get confused with tai form but this is a game changer.

[kingatomsk]

I'd like to see this as an app for PC or phone.

[arther]

The song at the end was absolute fire. 10/10! Thanks for the super helpful video!

[rukiichi]

Best guide i ever tried was the Japanese from zero series
God sent u to us no joke

[neilpersen]

JAJIsama always makes me feel good and think "hell yeah Im making great progress in my learning" but then when the video ends and I try to think something in Japanese it's like the brainless Patrick meme

[GlaceonIce]

This tool is amazing by the way. Like it is goated beyond belief 😎💪

[Dem]

This is a great tool. Great job to everyone who created this. I am sure it was your wife idea, lol.

[PinkDolphin]

Wee need this song on spotify or soundcloud

[DDB]

This verb lab is ingenius. It's a killer app, hope you put it on the website. You sing well George - well it didnt make my ears bleed, put it that way 🤭 Coffee spill ? Or nihonshu ?

[martine]

Genius ! Thank you so much George for this great work. Have you ever thought to make an application for verbs ?

[fontolan]

What about a video on Causative form ?

[fitzshadow]

Great video 🥃 excited to check it out when I hop onto the site.

[GlaceonIce]

This seems familiar. Like I've been here before. 😎🤔🤭

[rukiichi]

Question: is this tool part of your site?

[ramontavarez]

The verb lab is amazing....is that on the website?

[dtcharo]

Hi George. I've been a subscriber for quite a bit and I've always appreciated your ability to explain Japanese concepts. I passed the 日本語能力試験二級 back in '08 or '09 (it was before the test was restructured) but I haven't really had the chance to practice Japanese in over a decade. I was wondering what your suggestion would be to get started with. I used the 日本語完全マスター series back in the day and I've looked at the 日本語新完全マスター books for N1 and N2 but I felt those books didn't sufficiently explain the grammar concepts for me even though I could answer the questions correctly. I was perusing your site and was interested in getting some material but wasn't sure what would be right for me. Any thoughts?

[SupremacyGamesYT]

I'm still trying to get down the causitive-passive trilogy

[guigui]

i think you mixed up ichidan and godan in your thumbnail

[FlorianBaumann]

Huh, I thought the ren'yōkei is the closest to the gerund. But using western grammar terms for Japanese grammar is a no-go IMO.

Btw: I call verbs like 走る chemeleon verbs. They are regular verbs in disguise.

[timgogolin]

I get why you don't like "ru verbs" as a classification system. But I find your system's "regular verbs" hard to remember, because there are "irregular verbs" (する, 来る) and in my mind, regular verbs should be all the verbs that are not irregular, and that's not true in your system. Did you consider alternates names, such as "common verbs" or "ordinary verbs", instead of "regular" which is not truly the opposite of "irregular" here?