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    The document provides examples of Japanese verbs in their masu form and tte form. It lists common verbs like "to say", "to read", "to listen", along with their masu and tte conjugations. It includes verbs related to daily activities like eating, sleeping, getting dressed, as well as actions like giving presents, playing music, and taking pictures. The document is meant as a reference for learners of Japanese to understand how to conjugate verbs into their masu and tte forms.

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    MASU Form To TTE Form: I Masu (Say) I Yo Masu (Read) Yo

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    The document provides examples of Japanese verbs in their masu form and tte form. It lists common verbs like "to say", "to read", "to listen", along with their masu and tte conjugations. It includes verbs related to daily activities like eating, sleeping, getting dressed, as well as actions like giving presents, playing music, and taking pictures. The document is meant as a reference for learners of Japanese to understand how to conjugate verbs into their masu and tte forms.

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    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU

    form to TTE form

    iimasu (say)→ itte


    yomimasu (read) → yonde

    kikimasu (listen) → kiite

    kakimasu (write) → kaite

    mimasu (look) → mite

    benkyou o shimasu (study) → benkyou o shite

    *CLASS base on color


    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU form to TTE form

    tabemasu (eat) → tabete nomimasu (drink) → nonde

    okimasu (get up) → oite nemasu (sleep) → nete

    *CLASS base on color


    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU form to TTE form

    okeshoo o shimasu (put on make up) → okeshoo o shite

    hige o sorimasu (shave) → hige o sotte

    fuku o kimasu (put on clothes) → fuku o kite

    fuku o nugimasu (take off clothes) → fuku o nuide

    *CLASS base on color


    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU form to TTE form

    shawaa o abimasu (take a shower) → shawaa o abite

    ofuro o hairimasu (take a bath) → ofuro o haitte

    kao o araimasu (wash one’s face) → kao o aratte

    ha o migakimasu (brush one’s teeth) → ha o migaite

    *CLASS base on color


    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU form to TTE form

    shigoto ni ikimasu (go to work) → shigoto ni itte

    uchi ni kaerimasu (go to work) → uchi ni kaette

    tabako o suimasu (smoking) → tabako o sutte

    *CLASS base on color


    ます-形 ⇄ って-形 MASU form to TTE form

    purezento o agemasu (giving present) → purezento o agete

    purezento o moraimasu (receive present) → purezento o moratte

    piano o hikimasu (playing piano) → piano o hiite

    shashin o torimasu (taking picture) → shashin o totte

    *CLASS base on color

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