What is Shimasu?

一段 ichidan verbs are most verbs that end with -いる -iru or -える -eru. Ichidan is so named due to the fact that it has only one phase. Not many letters are changed, the ending is simply dropped and a suffix is tacked on.

We use the present simple tense for an action we do generally or often, perhaps even on a daily basis, and is an action we do at the present time. We use the present continuous tense for an action that we are doing now. They are travelling to Spain now.

The different tenses and the verb forms used in each tense

shimasu is the polite form of the verb suru (to do). It can be added to certain nouns to mean “To (do) said noun” Example: Benkyou “Study” (noun) + suru “to do” (verb) = benkyousuru/shimasu “To study” (Verb) Watashi wa nihongo o benkyoushiteimasu “I am studying Japanese”

Japanese verbs always contain two parts: a verb base and a suffix. Grammatically, verb bases are called “stems.” In the above example: 見 み る, the stem is “mi” and the suffix is “ru” and then they become the plain form. This is the reason why 見 み る is categorized into ru–verbs.

Differentiation between u–verbs and ru–verbs is simple. All verbs that end in u except verbs that end with ru are u–verbs. There are u–verbs that end in ru however. … If there is an i or e before the ru it is a ru–verb. If the ru is proceeded by any other vowel, the verb is an uverb.

The 23 Core Japanese Verbs It’s a super helpful and versatile verb, even if it’s one of the two irregular verbs for conjugation. But isn’t that nice? Japanese only has 2 irregular verbs – する and 来る (kuru, “to come”). ある (Aru) – “There is” for inanimate objects and plants.

However, “Kim” is a very common name in Japanese and is written as 「キム」. Also, in Korean, there is no middle name so my actual name is TaeKyong.

Kim is a male and female unisex given name. It is also used as a diminutive or nickname for names such as Kimberly, Kimberley, Kimball and Kimiko.