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    ‘swngaot6 ‘Asica- Teacher: How do you determining a verbs cetionary form? GAA aEM|Se From Zero] omer tase game cumeoy oxy clove VV Zi ee Signin [ registerhere 6 ) Ask-a-Teacher Question << more questions for course 1 Question to Teacher: How do you determining a verbs dictionary form? Ai Course 1 Lesson 2: Which One? (New Phrases) Torakobura. Post Date: 2003-02-21 04:15:38 [seve to notebook ‘saved questions | was searching for the meaning of hanasemasu because | wanted to know “any word * the dictionary form of the verb. The search came up with no entries from both dictionaries. So | was wondering how does one go about finding the various meanings a verb can have and its dictionary form? My First Lesson My Notebook My Questions member since My Scores 72008 Feb 13, ‘Questions: 2 Comments: 2 course 1 °C CCT 4 Was this question helpful to you? (FC CCl JFZ_Goorge Post Date: 2003-02-21 08:55:14 B ‘Well if you understand how verbs are conjugated then you can simply course 4 UNconjugate it to find the dictionary form. For example as tought in course 1 lesson 12 and other lessons you know that regular verbs are almost always Coa} conjugated by changing the last hiragana into another form lke i-form or e- form etc to do various conjugations and then MASU or MASEN etc verb endings are added. IKU U\< is the dictionary form of “to go" and to conjugate it you change the last KU

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