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Hi, I’m currently on season 4, chapter 5-5. With the nominal adjectives, an example sentence was used.
水 を いっぱい 入れました
What caught my eye was that I learned 入れる as part of my kanji vocab deck. Since 入れる means ‘to insert’, does one get the stem form of a verb by removing the る from the ‘to _____’ form so ます, ました, じゃありません or じゃありませんでした could be added? Or is this topic covered in a future lesson I haven’t reached yet?
Black tea - Best tea.TextFugu covers it in season five: http://www.textfugu.com/season-5/dict-verbs/
Short answer: you’re correct in this case, but only because 入れる happens to be a る-verb. There’s two types of verbs in Japanese (and two irregular verbs) and they conjugate differently. =)
Alright, thank you for the help. I was worried that there mightn’t a lesson for that.
Black tea - Best tea.
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