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どうし — Verb (doushi)ごだんどうし — Godan verb (Group 1) — the stem's final sound shifts across all five vowelsいちだんどうし — Ichidan verb (Group 2) — drop る and add the endingふきそくどうし — Irregular verbs — する and くる onlyTelling group 1 from group 2 — If it does not end in いる or える it is godanはしる, きる, しる, はいる — Godan verbs that look ichidanますけい — Masu-stem — the form ます attaches toないけい — Nai-form — the plain negative〜たい — Want to ~ (attaches to the masu-stem)じどうしとたどうし — Intransitive and transitive verb pairs〜ている — Ongoing action, or a resulting stateじしょけい — Dictionary form — the plain present, and how verbs are listedてけい — Te-form — the connective form that most grammar hangs offGodan te-form endings — う・つ・る → って; む・ぶ・ぬ → んで; く → いて; ぐ → いで; す → していく → いって — The one te-form exceptionIchidan te-form — Drop る, add て〜てください — Please do ~〜てもいいですか — Is it alright if I ~? (asking permission)〜てはいけません — You must not ~〜ています — Is doing ~ / is in the state of ~〜てから — After doing ~〜てみる — Try doing ~ (to see what happens)〜てしまう — Do completely, or do by mistake / regrettablyChaining with て — Linking several actions in sequenceじゅくご — Jukugo — a compound word written with two or more kanjiおんよみ — On-reading — from Chinese, generally used in compoundsくんよみ — Kun-reading — native Japanese, generally when the kanji stands aloneWhy one kanji has several readings — Chinese readings were borrowed at different periods生 in 学生 / 生きる / 生ビール — gakusei / ikiru / nama-biiruおくりがな — The kana after a kanji that shows the inflected endingぶしゅ — Radical — the component that files a kanji in a dictionaryじょうようかんじ — The 2,136 kanji of general useゆうしょくご — Compound built from a verb + object, read with on-readingsSame reading, different kanji — Homophones are resolved by the character, not the soundGuessing a reading from a component — Many kanji carry a phonetic elementふりがな / ルビ — Small kana printed above a kanji to give its readingけいご — Keigo — the honorific language system, in three branchesていねいご — Polite language — です and ますそんけいご — Honorific — elevates the person you are talking ABOUTけんじょうご — Humble — lowers yourself to elevate the listenerいらっしゃる — Honorific for いる, いく and くるまいる / うかがう — Humble for いく and くる (うかがう also for きく)めしあがる — Honorific for たべる and のむいただく — Humble for たべる, のむ and もらうおっしゃる / もうす — Honorific and humble for いうごらんになる / はいけんする — Honorific and humble for みるお〜になる / お〜する — The regular patterns for honorific and humbleGetting the direction wrong — Humble about others, or honorific about yourself, is the classic errorわせいえいご — Wasei-eigo — English-looking words coined in Japanサラリーマン — A (male) office worker on a salaryノートパソコン — Laptop computerコンセント — Power outlet / socketマンション — An apartment in a modern blockクレーム — A complaintバイキング — Buffetガソリンスタンド — Petrol stationスキンシップ — Physical affection or closenessペーパードライバー — Someone with a licence who never drivesWhy wasei-eigo forms — English parts are recombined by Japanese word-building rulesThe learner trap — Assuming a katakana word means what it looks likeわ (和) — Wa — harmony; the value placed on the group getting alongおん (恩) — On — a debt of gratitude incurred by receiving kindnessぎり (義理) — Giri — social duty or obligationにんじょう (人情) — Ninjou — natural human feelingうちとそと — Uchi and soto — inside and outside one's groupせんぱい / こうはい — Senior and junior within a school, club or companyえんりょ — Restraint — holding back out of considerationたてまえとほんね — Public position and private feelingくうきをよむ — To read the air — sense the unspoken moodおもてなし — Selfless hospitality, anticipating a guest's needsがまん — Endurance — bearing something without complaintWhy these concepts matter for language — Register choices encode the relationship, not just politenessさいきん、どう？ — How've you been lately?ひさしぶり — Long time no seeべつに — Not particularly / nothing muchまあまあ — So-so / not bad〜って、しってる？ — Do you know about ~?それ、やばい — That's amazing / that's terribleうける — That's hilariousびみょう — Iffy / not great / hard to sayしゅうまつ、なにしてた？ — What did you do on the weekend?〜んだ / 〜んです — Explanatory ending — gives background or reasonあいづち in casual speech — うん, そうそう, まじで, へえEnding a conversation — じゃあ、また / またね / おつかれ

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Vocabulary desk mat

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#	Japanese	Reading	Meaning
1	どうし	—	Verb (doushi)
2	ごだんどうし	—	Godan verb (Group 1) — the stem's final sound shifts across all five vowels
3	いちだんどうし	—	Ichidan verb (Group 2) — drop る and add the ending
4	ふきそくどうし	—	Irregular verbs — する and くる only
5	Telling group 1 from group 2	—	If it does not end in いる or える it is godan
6	はしる, きる, しる, はいる	—	Godan verbs that look ichidan
7	ますけい	—	Masu-stem — the form ます attaches to
8	ないけい	—	Nai-form — the plain negative
9	〜たい	—	Want to ~ (attaches to the masu-stem)
10	じどうしとたどうし	—	Intransitive and transitive verb pairs
11	〜ている	—	Ongoing action, or a resulting state
12	じしょけい	—	Dictionary form — the plain present, and how verbs are listed

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