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Lessson 9: Verb Stems
'Verb Stems' are an important part of the Japanese Language and in this lesson we are going to learn you how to form them. As we have learned you before, we have three types of verbs in the Japanese language:
Ichidan Verbs 【一段・いちだん】
Godan Verbs 【五段・ごだん】
Irrigular Verbs 【不規則動詞・ふきそくどうし】
For all three verb types, you first form the ます form. For Example: Ichidan Verb ➜ 食べる 【たべる】 ➜ 食べます Godan Verb ➜ 飲む 【のむ】 ➜ 飲みます Irrigular Verb ➜ する ➜ します Now to form the 'Verb Stem', you just drop the ます at the end ➜ Ichidan Verb ➜ 食べます ➜ 食べ Godan Verb ➜ 飲みます ➜ 飲む Irrigular Verb ➜ します ➜ し
-bamba - to catch, grasp
-bhaka - to bake
-khulula - to release, loosen
-thenga - to buy
-thengisa - to sell
-vumela - to let, allow
-yazisa - to inform, notify
-zama - to try
-yeka - to quit
-lungisa - to mend, fix
fun with greek athematic verbs: part 1
τίθημι, θήσω, ἔθηκα, τέθεικα, τέθειμαι, ἐτέθην: all the stems boil down to θ. if you can't figure out what verb you're looking at and there's a θ, chances are it's τίθημι laughing its ass off at your struggles.