1. The Most Commonly Used Verbs in Japanese and How They Change

Learning Japanese can be tough, especially when it comes to understanding the most common verbs and how to change them. The way we change verbs can be a big challenge for beginners. Here are some of the everyday verbs you'll often come across:

1. する (suru) - "to do"
2. 行く (iku) - "to go"
3. 見る (miru) - "to see"
4. 食べる (taberu) - "to eat"
5. 飲む (nomu) - "to drink"

Changing these verbs can sometimes feel a bit confusing. Some verbs follow simple rules, while others can be tricky.

Examples of Present Tense Conjugation:

• する (suru): "します" (shimasu) - formal way
• 行く (iku): "行きます" (ikimasu) - formal way
• 見る (miru): "見ます" (mimasu) - formal way
• 食べる (taberu): "食べます" (tabemasu) - formal way
• 飲む (nomu): "飲みます" (nomimasu) - formal way

To make it easier to learn, practice is very important. Try using native Japanese materials, language-learning apps, and talking with others. While learning might be hard, sticking with it and using the right tools can help you understand the language better and eventually speak it fluently.