Here I present: Taeko Kamiya, “The Handbook of Japanese Verbs”, 2001 was a monograph of Japanese verbs. Verbs 動詞 “dōshi” (in the Japanese language) are what gives a speaker power in that language.
In the table below, I list 24 “verb phrases” in both Japanese and English. “Furigana” is a Japanese super-script written above kanji to indicate pronunciation. “Furigana” is almost always written in hiragana-script. “Hiragana” script for kanji reqiure the “analysis’ of kanji (counting strokes in the character). This means verb conjugation reqiures an ability to look-up kanji by either “radical-qualifier” or “stroke-count”. Written Japanese that has the kanji “furigana” superscript and hiragane elsewhere in
Taeko Kamiya, “The Handbook of Japanese Verbs”, 2001 was a monograph of Japanese verbs. Verbs 動詞 “dōshi” (in the Japanese language) are what gives a speaker power in that language. Verb conjugation in English, Japanese, or other-languages is fundamental learning.
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