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[Anonymous No.]

Person trying to learn japanese here.

So, I've been teaching myself japanese for a while now, and now that I can fluently read and write kana, and have a nice idea of how japanese grammar works, I'm trying to learn how to conjugate verbs.

Thing is, so far, I've only been able to find shitty conjugation tables and whatnot. Some are overly complex, teaching stuff I don't need to know right now, while most are too simple, barely giving any idea on how to actually use said verb forms. So, I was hoping someone here could help me find a decent one. I keep looking, but still haven't succeeded.

[Anonymous No.]

Irregularily conjugated verbs are a bitch in any language.

[Anonymous No.]

the Genki series (two books) does a good job with verb conjugations imo. have you looked at that yet?

[Anonymous No.]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_verb_conjugations

[Anonymous No.]

I'd say that what I'm looking for would be something like http://www.timwerx.net/language/jpverbs/

Except that this one is lacking in terms of structure (info seems to be thrown at random) and it teaches many not so usefull things, while skipping some actually usefull ones.

[Anonymous No.]

>>817805
This is one of the better things about Japanese grammar. There's only a handful of irregular verbs, from what I know (to go, to do, a couple of others)