Japanese verb conjugation

Japanese Verb Conjugation

In Japanese, you can type in base verb forms such as “ある”, “行く”, “食べる”… but also conjugated forms (“あります”, “行かなかった”, “食べられません”).

The conjugator recognizes kanji as well as hiragana (“いかなかった”) and romaji (“ikanakatta”). When viewing the search results, the hiragana and romaji options toggle the display of the equivalent in hiragana and romaji letters under each verb form.

The conjugator uses conjugation rules for Japanese verb models.

The info and tips section provides information about the primary conjugation rules for Japanese verbs, grammatical information about how they are used and what meanings they can express.

The conjugator uses conjugation rules for models. You can click on the corresponding section to learn more.