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Conjugation of Regular Verbs.
Past Tense.
| Mosi watakusi ga ik-imasita nara, if I went, or have gone. | Mosi watakusi domo ga ik-imasita nara, if we went, or have gone. |
| Mosi anata ga ik-imasita nara, if you went, or have gone. | Mosi anatagata ga ik-imasita nara, if you went, or have gone. |
| Mosi are ga ik-imasita nara, if he went, or has gone. | Mosi arera ga ik-imasita nara, if they went, or have gone. |
Imperative Mood.
| Command | Ike, | 
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| Entreaty |  |
I-tte-okure, |  |
Go. |
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I-tte-kudarase, | 
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Infinitive Mood.
Iku koto, To go.
The same form of verbs is used for all the persons, singular or plural; so, hereafter, the verbs for the first persons only will be repeated.
Second Conjugation ending in ru—Miru, to see.
Indicative Mood.
Present Tense.
| 1. Watakusi wa mi-masu, I see. | 1. Watakusi domo wa mi-masu, we see. |
| 2. . . . . . | 2. . . . . . |
| 3. . . . . . | 3. . . . . . |
Past Tense.
| 1. Watakusi wa mi-masita, I saw, or have seen. | 1. Watakusi domo wa mi-masita, we saw, or have seen. |
| 2. . . . . . | 2. . . . . . |
| 3. . . . . . | 3. . . . . . |
