Japanese verb conjugation is important for talking about things you do every day. Let’s break it down simply:

1. Common Verbs: Here are some verbs you will use a lot:

   • 食べる (taberu) - to eat
   • 飲む (nomu) - to drink
   • 行く (iku) - to go

2. Present Tense Conjugation:

   • For ru-verbs (like 食べる), the present tense stays as 食べる (taberu).
   • For u-verbs (like 飲む), it also stays the same: 飲む (nomu).

3. Example Sentences:

   • 私はご飯を食べる。 (Watashi wa gohan o taberu.) - I eat rice.
   • 彼は水を飲む。 (Kare wa mizu o nomu.) - He drinks water.

By learning these simple rules, you can talk about your everyday activities in Japanese!