The conjugation of Japanese verbs is one of the most difficult subjects for learners of Japanese. To begin with, conjugation refers to the change in verb form when a verb is followed by another word such as an auxiliary verb or particle. There are rules for verb conjugation, so let’s try to grasp these rules as clearly as possible. The first point to keep in mind about Japanese verb conjugation is to classify verbs into different types. Let’s divide verbs into three types based on their different conjugations.
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