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Conjugation of Regular Verbs.
guished by the termination of the present infinitive. The first ends in u, as suku, to like; the second ends in ru, as kangayru, to think; the third ends in uru, as suru, to make.
Conjugation of Regular Verbs.
First Conjugation ending in U—Iku, To go.
Indicative Mood.
Present Tense.
| Watakushi wa ik-imasu, I go. | Watakusi domo wa ik-imasu, we go. |
| Anata wa ik-imasu, you go. | Anatagata wa ik-imasu, you go. |
| Are wa ik-imasu, he or she goes. | Arera wa ik-imasu, they go. |
Past Tense.
| Watakusi wa ik-imasita, I went or have gone. | Watakusi domo wa ik-imasita, we went. |
| Anata wa ik-imasita, you went or have gone. | Anatagata wa ik-imasita, you went. |
| Are wa ik-imasita, he went, or has gone. | Arera wa ik-imasita, they went. |
Future Tense.
| Watakusi wa ik-imasho, I shall go. | Watakusi domo wa iki-imasho, we shall go. |
| Anata wa ik-imasho, you will go. | Anatagata wa ik-imasho, you will go. |
| Are wa ik-imasho, he or she will go. | Arera wa ik-imasho, they will go. |
