Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide

Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech

no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G2 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide

Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide

Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。

Japanese 3, First Semester Final Study Guide

Formal vs. informal/ male－ぜ、かい？ vs. female －わ、の？speech
no desu (~ndesu), ～て ageru/ kureru, morau
Verb conjugations/ combos—yasui/ nikui, hakikaeru, ～shi, ～tara, ～tekuru vs. ～teiku, volitional
~hajimeru/ owaru/ tsudzukeru, potentials, don’t have to/ must, ~る時　VS. ～た時。
mou vs. shika,(only), particles, kotowaza (さるも木からおちる)、greetings(i.e. haikei, osewaninarimashita,
tadaima), kanji, ch. 1-4 and J1 and J2.　Radical meanings.
Potential forms G1 食べる　食べられる drop the る add られる。G1-drop final “u” add “eru”
When conjugating potential verbs conjugate as group 2. i.e. 食べられなかった。