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MissHannahMinx Sings Grammar! (Japanese 4 Morons 135) REUPLOAD

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Reuploaded due to one tiny English typo. Argh!
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If anyone can make learning grammar fun, it's got to be MissHannahMinx! And she's not just smart! Check her out!

http://youtube.com/misshannahminx

And she gets help from StarsandSea!

http://youtube.com/StarsandSea

StarsandSea's original video is here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cr0bJndUGQ

Her description copied and pasted here:
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This is mainly for those who have already learned or are learning te form in Japanese. I will try my best to explain conjugating te form, but really this is meant to be supplimentary or a review to...
This is mainly for those who have already learned or are learning te form in Japanese. I will try my best to explain conjugating te form, but really this is meant to be supplimentary or a review to what you're already learning. Here's a quick lesson on how to conjugate verbs in te form:


る-verbs are the easy to conjugate. You just take off the る ending and add "て." For example, みる (to see/watch) changes to みて.

う-verbs are complicated as there are five different conjugations, plus an irregular. Here's how they're conjugated:

In verbs ending with う、つ、or る (different from る-verbs), the last character (う、つ、or る) is changed to 「って」.
In verbs ending in む、ぶ、or ぬ、 the last character (む、ぶ、or ぬ) is changed to 「んで」.
In verbs ending with く, the くchanges to 「いて」. This is where the irregular conjugation comes in. いく (to go) changed to 「いって」.
In verbs ending with ぐ, the ぐ changes into 「いで」.
In verbs ending with す are changed to 「して」.

There are also two irregular verbs that are neither る- nor う-verbs: する and くる. This is how they're conjugated:
する → して
くる → きて


So, now that I've explained that, this is the song I sang:

う、つ、る → って
む、ぶ、ぬ → んで
く → いて   ぐ → いで
す → して
くる → きて   する → して
いく → いって
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  • why isnt this on hannah's channel?

  • @124235346

    Because when this was made Hannah was new to YT. I was giving her some more exposure. AND because I have TONS of other new youtubers on this channel. Kind of one of the things I do.

  • when would you use the te form?

  • @shylildude

    If you have to ask... you're not ready.. but it is VERY useful. Do a wiki search. One example: Simple commands.

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  • @Avian98X yeah...right!

  • genius....and this is ヨドバシカメラ Ads song!!!!LOL

  • arigatou sensei :)

  • I just come here to listen to her beautiful voice and singing.

  • My favorite part 3:21

  • I'm japanese and never knew japanese grammers worked like that lol. They just come to me naturally.

  • LOL

  • omg I learned with only 2 replays and we're not even learning it yet in Japanese class woo thanks Hannah =)

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