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Base イイイイイ (verbs that end in - イイ /- イイ) イイイイイ (any non- イイイイイ or non-irregular verbs) イイ イイ Some イイイイイ V. look like イイイイイ V. I stem+ (verb minus -ル) - stem+ (verb minus final syllable) “ ル” sound* ルルル (run) ルル (cut) ルルル (return) ルル (know) ルルルルル (speak) ルルル (enter) ルル (kick) II - “ ル” sound III “ ル” sound ルル ルル IV “ ル” sound ルル ルル V ルル “ ルル” sound ルルル ルルル *B I of dipthong is ル ( ル→ル) See song below ルル ルル ルル ルル JAPANESE GRAMMAR REVIEW CARD Conjugating Verbs – Different grammars require different bases B , B song for イイイイイ verbs (sung to the tune of Silver Bells) “ ル , ル , ル … イイ , ルル , ル , ル … イイイ , ル … イイ , ルル … イイイ , ル … イイ , are the ル and ル bases… ル , ル , ル … イイ , ルル , ル , ル … イイイ , ル … イイ , ルル … イイイ , ル … イイ , are the ル and ル bases…” Some Japanese Parts of Speech Verb (V) – Does an action. Ends a sentence. Can be conjugated. イ Adjective (IA) – Adjectives that end in ルル / ルル / ルル / ルル (not ルル ). Can act as adjectives or adverbs. Behaves similarly to verbs. Can be conjugated. イ Adjective (NA) – All other adjective. Can act as adjectives or adverbs. Behaves similarly to nouns. Does not conjugate. Noun (N) – Person, place, thing, or idea. Does not conjugate. Japanese sounds The only vowels that exist in Japanese are the following five: ル “ a” (as in awe some) ルル “ 「」 i” (as in ea st) ルル “ 「」 u” (as in oo ps) ルル “ 「」 e” (as in e ver) ルル “ 「」 o” (as in o pen) cles mark parts of speech and other functions in a Japanese sentence. They usually ル = subject marker ルル = secondary subject marker ル = noun linker/possessive ル = “and” (etc implied) ル = “and” (exhaustive list) ル = “__”, quote marker ル = together, with ルル = method marker ルル = place of action ル = place of existence ル = time marker ル = direction marker, “to” ル = general direction ルル = “from” ルルル = “until” ル = object marker ル = “or” ル = “also” N ル ルルル = about N. N ルルル = as a N. N ル ルルルル = through N. N ル ルルル = through N. ルル = definition marker ルル = within ルル = in also ルル = than (comparison) Ending particles ル = exclamation, affirmation ル = agreement ル = question marker Watch your particles! N ル ルルルルル = follow N. N ル ルルルル = answer to N. N ル ルル = meet N. N ル ルル = become N. N ル ルル = live in N. N ル ルルル = enter N. N ル ルル = listen to N. N ル ルル = ask N. N ル ルルルル = teach N. Numbers 1 = ルル 2 = ル ル 3 = ルル ル 4 = ル / ルル ル 5 = ルル ル 6 = ルル ル 7 = ルル / ルル ル 8 = ルル ル 9 = ルルル ル 10 = ルルルル ル 100 = ルルル ル 1000 = ルル ル 10000 = ルル ル Days of the Week Monday – イイイTuesday – ルル Wednesday – ルル General Counter 1 = ルルル 2 = ルルル 3 = ルルル 4 = ルルル 5 = ルルル 6 = ルルル 7 = ルルル 8 = ルルル 9 = ルルルル 10 = ルル Other Common Counters 1 person = ルルル 2 people = ルルル 3+ people = # + ルル Flat objects = # + ルル Books = # + ルル Small objects = # Days of month 1 st = ルルルル 2 nd = ルルル 3 rd = ルルル 4 th = ルルル 5 th = ルルル 6 th = ルルル 7 th = ルルル 8 th = ルルル 9 th = ルルルル 10 th = ルルル 20 th = ルルル 14 th = ルルルルルルル 24 th = ルルルルルルルル All others = # + ルル Months = # + ルルル Year = # + ルル Time Words ルルルル = day before yesterday ルルル = yesterday ルルル = today ルルル = tomorrow ルルルル = day after tomorrow Existence Verbs ルル = exist (animate) ルル = exist (inanimate) ルルルルルルル = week before last ルルルルル = last week ルルルルル = this week ルルルルル = next week ルルルルルル = week after next N ルルル / ルル = to be in N. N ルルルル / ルル = to have N. Time # + ルル = hours ルルルルルルル = month before last ルルルルル = last month ルルルルル = this month ルルルルル = next month ルルルルルル = month after next ルルルル = year before P.F. of ルル ルル ルル ルルル ルルルル

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Page 1: Japanese Grammar Review Card

Base イチダ ン (verbs that end in - イル /- エル ) ゴ ダ ン (any non- イチダ ン ornon-irregular verbs) スル クル Some ゴ ダ ン V. look like イチダ ン V.

I

stem+

(verb minus- ル )

-

stem+(verb minus final syllable)

“ ア” sound* シ コ

ハシル (run)キル (cut)カエル (return)シル (know)シャベ ル (speak)ハイル (enter)ケル (kick)

II - “ イ” sound シ キ

III ル “ ウ” sound スル クル

IV レ “ エ” sound スレ クレ

V ヨウ “ オウ” sound シヨウ コヨウ

テ テ*BI of dipthong is ワ ( ア→ワ ) See song below

シテ キテ

タ タ シタ キタ

JAPANESE GRAMMAR REVIEW CARDConjugating Verbs – Different grammars require different bases

B テ , B タ song for ゴダン verbs(sung to the tune of Silver Bells)“ ウ , ツ , ル … ッテ ,ブ , ム , ヌ … ンデ ,ク … イテ , グ … イデ ,ス … シテ , are the テ and タ bases…ウ , ツ , ル … ッタ ,ブ , ム , ヌ … ンダ ,ク … イタ , グ … イダ ,ス … シタ , are the テ and タ bases…”

Some Japanese Parts of SpeechVerb (V) – Does an action. Ends a sentence. Can be conjugated.イ Adjective (IA) – Adjectives that end in アイ / イイ / ウイ / オイ (not エイ ). Can act as adjectives or adverbs. Behaves similarly to verbs. Can be conjugated.ナ Adjective (NA) – All other adjective. Can act as adjectives or adverbs. Behaves similarly to nouns. Does not conjugate.Noun (N) – Person, place, thing, or idea. Does not conjugate.

Japanese soundsThe only vowels that exist in Japanese are the following five:「ア」 “ a” (as in awesome)「イ」 “ i” (as in east)「ウ」 “ u” (as in oops)「エ」 “ e” (as in ever)「オ」 “ o” (as in open)

Particles: Particles mark parts of speech and other functions in a Japanese sentence. They usually come AFTER NOUNS

ハ = subject markerガ = secondary subject markerノ = noun linker/possessiveヤ = “and” (etc implied)ト = “and” (exhaustive list)ト = “__”, quote markerト = together, withデ = method markerデ = place of actionニ = place of existence

ニ = time markerニ = direction marker, “to”ヘ = general directionカラ = “from”マデ = “until”ヲ = object markerカ = “or”モ = “also”N ニ ツイテ = about N.N トシテ = as a N.

N ヲ トオシテ = through N.N ニ ヨッテ = through N. トハ = definition marker ニハ = withinニモ = in alsoヨリ = than (comparison)Ending particlesヨ = exclamation, affirmationネ = agreementカ = question marker

Watch your particles!N ニ シタガウ = follow N. N ニ コタエル = answer to N. N ニ アウ = meet N.N ニ ナル = become N. N ニ スム = live in N. N ニ ハイル = enter N.N ヲ キク = listen to N. N ニ キク = ask N.N ニ オシエル = teach N.

Numbers1 = イチ 一 2 = ニ 二 3 = サン 三4 = シ / ヨン 四5 = ゴ 五6 = ロク 六7 = シチ / ナナ 七8 = ハチ 八9 = キュウ 九10 = ジュウ 十100 = ヒャク 百1000 = セン 千10000 = マン 万

Days of the WeekMonday – ゲツ曜日Tuesday – カ曜日Wednesday – スイ曜日Thursday – モク曜日Friday – キン曜日Saturday – ド曜日Sunday – ニチ曜日

General Counter1 = ヒトツ2 = フタツ3 = ミッツ4 = ヨッツ5 = イツツ6 = ムッツ7 = ナナツ8 = ヤッツ9 = ココノツ10 = トウ

Other Common Counters1 person = ヒトリ2 people = フタリ3+ people = # + ニンFlat objects = # + マイBooks = # + サツSmall objects = # + コCylindrical objects = # + ホン

Days of month1st = ツイタチ2nd = フツカ3rd = ミッカ4th = ヨッカ5th = イツカ6th = ムイカ7th = ナノカ8th = ヨウカ9th = ココノカ10th = トウカ20th = ハツカ14th = ジュウヨッカ24th = ニジュウヨッカAll others = # + ニチMonths = # + ガツYear = # + ネン

Time Wordsオトトイ = day before yesterdayキノウ = yesterdayキョウ = todayアシタ = tomorrowアサッテ = day after tomorrow

Existence Verbsイル = exist (animate)アル = exist (inanimate)

センセンシュウ = week before lastセンシュウ = last weekコンシュウ = this weekライシュウ = next weekサライシュウ = week after next

N ニアル / イル = to be in N.N ガアル / イル = to have N.

Time# + ジ = hours# + フン = minutesハン = half past(2:30 ニジハン )

ゴゼン = a.m.ゴゴ = p.m.3:05pm= ゴゴサンジゴフン

センセンゲツ = month before lastセンゲツ = last monthコンゲツ = this monthライゲツ = next monthサライゲツ = month after nextオトトシ = year before lastキョネン = last yearコトシ = this yearライネン = next yearサライネン = year after next

マイニチ = every dayマイシュウ = every weekマイツキ = every monthマイトシ = every year

P.F. of アル

アル ナイ

アッタ ナカッタ

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BI + ナイ デクダサイ = please do not verb

BI + ナイ ツモリ = intend not to verb

BI + ナイ ヨウニ = so that you won’t verb

BI + ナケレバ ナラナイ / イケナイ = must verb

BI + ナクテ ハ ナラナイ / イケナイ = must verb

BI + ナクテ モ = even if you don’t verb

BI + ナクテ モ イイ = okay if you don’t verb

BI + ラレル = can verb ( イチダン , ヲ→ガ )

BI + ラレル = passive form ( イチダン )

BI + レル = passive form ( ゴダン )

BI + サセル = causative ( イチダン )

BI + セル = causative ( ゴダン )

BI + ズ ニ = without verbing

BI + ナイデ = without verbing

BI + ロ = plain command form ( イチダン )

BII + ハジメル = start verbing

BII + オワル = finish verbing

BII + カタ = way of verbing

BII + マショウ = let’s verb

BII + マス box (see below)

BII + ナガラ = while verbing

BII + ナサイ = command form

BII + ニクイ = verbing is difficult

BII + ヤスイ = verbing is easy

BII + ソウ = seems like s.o./s.t. is going to verb

BII + スギル = verb too much

BII + タイ = want to verb

BII + ツヅケル = continue to verb

オ + BII + クダサイ = (honorific) please verb

オ + BII + ニ ナル = (honorific) to verb

オ + BII + スル = (humble) to verb

BIII + ホウ ガ イイ = it is better to verb

BIII + カギリ = to the extent that you can verb

BIII + コト ガ デキル = can verb

BIII + マエ ニ = before verbing

BIII + ナ = negative command form (don’t verb)

BIII + タビ ニ = every time I verb

BIII + タメ ニ = in order to verb

BIII + ヨウニ = so that you verb

BIII + ツモリ = intend to verb

BIV = command form ( ゴダン )

BIV + バ = if you verb

BIV + ル = can verb ( ゴダン , ヲ→ガ )BV = volitional form, plain form of let’s verb

BV + ト スル = try to verb

B テ … B テ / BII … BII = and for verbs/phrases

B テ of デス = デ B テ + イル = currently verbing

B テ + イル = state of having verbed

B テ + バカリ スル = do nothing but verb

B テ + ホシイ = want s.o. else to verb

B テ + アゲル = verb (as a favor) for s.o. else

B テ + イタダケマセンカ ? = invitation, won’t you please verb?B テ + イタダク = to receive (a favor) of s.o. verbingB テ + クダサイマセンカ ? = invitation, won’t you please verb?B テ + クダサル = verb (as a favor) for s.o. else (receiver’s perspective)B テ + ミル = try out verbing (literally verb and see what happens)B テ + モ = even if you verb

B テ + モ イイ = you may verb

B テ + シマウ = completely verb or unfortunately

B テ + ハ ナラナイ / イケナイ = must not verb

B タ + アト デ = after verbing

B タ + バカリ = have just verbed

B タ + ホウ ガ イイ = should verb (strong)

B タ + コト ガ アル = have verbed before

B タ + ラ = if and when you verb

B タ + リ … B タ + リ スル = do things like … and …NA + ナ + noun = adjective modifying nounNA + ニ + verb = adverb modifying verbIA stem + ケレバ = if IAIA stem + ク + verb = adverb modifying verb IA stem + ク = BII of IA

IA stem + クテ = B テ of IA

N + ダケ = only NN + シカ = except for N (end with negative)N + ガ ヒツヨウ = need NN+ ガ ホシイ = want NN1 ヨリ N2 + ノ ホウ ガ NA/IA = N2 is more NA/IA than N1

N + ノ オカゲ デ = thanks to NN + ノ セイ デ = as a fault of N / because of NN1 + ノ ヨウナ N2 = N2 like a N1

N + ノ ヨウニ V = V like NN1 + ト イウ N2 = N2 called “N1”

PF + ソウ = hearsay (I hear s.o./s.t. PF)PF + ベキ = should PF (no past tense)PF + デショウ = probably PF, affirmationPF + カモシレナイ = probably PFPF + ニ チガイ ナイ = PF without a doubtPF + ハズ = supposed/expected to PFPF + ホド = to the extent you PFPF + カ ドウ カ = whether or not you PFPF + カラ = because PF (emphasis on reason)PF + ノデ = because PF (emphasis on outcome)PF + コト = nominalized PF/phrase PF + ナラ = if PFPF + トキ ニ = when you PFPF + ト オモウ = I think that PF/phrasePF + ノニ = despite, even though you PFPF + N = N that PFs (eg. オヨグ ヒト = the person that swims)

Grammar Patterns – Many patterns apply to more parts of speech than are included here. Refer to a text book for variations.

マス Box

V + -

Present BII + マス BII + マセン

Past BII + マシタ BII + マセンデシタ

PF Verb Box

V + -

Present BIII BI + ナイ

Past BTA BI + ナカッタ

デス Box

N/NA + -

Present デス デハ アリマセン

Past デシタ デハ アリマセンデシタ

PF デス Box

N/NA + -

Present デ アル / ダ

デハ ナイ /ジャ ナイ

Past デ アッタ / ダッタ

デハ ナカッタ / ジャ ナカッタ

PF IA Box

IA + -

Present stem + イ stem + クナイPast stem + カッタ stem + クナカッタ

To make IA polite, add デス .You cannot conjugate this デス .You must conjugate the IA.

Two reasons for plain form:1. Grammar calls for it2. Conversations where plain form3. is appropriate.

Numeral s-/sh-/t-/ch- sounds h- sounds f- sounds p-/k- sounds wa- sounds

1 iss-/itt- ( イッ X) ipp- ( イッ X ゜ ) ipp- ( イッ X ゜ ) ipp-/ikk- ( イッ X)

3 (1000/10000/

何 )#b- (#X ゛ ) #p- (#X ゜ ) sanba- ( サン

バ )6 ropp- ( ロッ

X ゜ )ropp- ( ロッX ゜ )

ropp-/rokk- ( ロッ X) roppa- ( ロッパ )

8 hass-/hatt- ( ハッ X) happ- ( ハッX ゜ )

happ- ( ハッX ゜ )

happ-/hakk- ( ハッ X) happa- ( ハッパ )

10 juss-/jutt- ( ジュッ X) jupp- ( ジュッX ゜ )

jupp- ( ジュッX ゜ )

jupp-/jukk- ( ジュッ X) jippa- ( ジッパ )

100 hyapp- ( ヒャッX ゜ )

hyapp- ( ヒャッX ゜ )

hyapp-/hyakk- ( ヒャッX)

Exceptions:4 月 &7 月→シガツ & シチガツ3 千 & 何千→サンゼン & ナンゼン4→ ヨ for 人 / 時 / 時間7→ シチ for 人 / 時 / 時間9→ ク for 月 / 時 / 時間