飲み or 飲む (to drink)

himeji

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I'm a little confused (what's new).

I've one source (a Kanji flash-card) that says to drink is 飲み and another (an on-line site) that says to drink is 飲む.

I've had a look in WWWJDIC (which I don't really understand very well how to use yet) and it says の.む -の.み drink; smoke; take : which seems to suggest either will do?

This is only the 3rd Kanji I've looked at so be patient.

 

Toritoribe

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飲む is 終止形(the conclusive form) or the dictionary form.
飲み is 連用形(the adverbial form) or the masu-form root.

It's same as other godan verbs.
Japanese/Verb conjugation table - Wikibooks, open books for an open world

 

himeji

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Ah! Thanks.

I've scanned a couple of texts on verbs; guess it's time to do a bit more than just scan...

 

Glenn

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• 18 Nov 2008

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That wasn't very nice of them to just use the kanji for くる in that chart. I'd be willing to be that there are scores of people going around thinking くます, くた, くない, etc. are correct forms.

 

Toritoribe

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Ah, exactly. It might be better to use kana(or furigana) for the irregular verb 来る.

 

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Amigo

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Please, have a look to this SITE.

A Logical Japanese Grammar

 

grapefruit

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AMIGO said:

Please, have a look to this SITE.
A Logical Japanese Grammar

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This looks great!

 

MasakiKudo

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飲む is the regular form of the verb, as if you arent doing anything with it in the sentence..

飲み is the mi form, which you can use with different grammar types, such as nomitai (i want to drink...) or nomimasu (im drinking) or nomimashita (i drank).

 

Red5

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• 4 Dec 2008

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the verb .. 飲みます。uses in polite and Japanese standerd ..

-if it was verb it needs to object ..

水を飲みました。

-if it was noun , and mean your purpose is drinking say :

喫茶店へコーヒーを飲みにいきたいでした。( I want to cafe for drinking coffee)

but 飲みむ it's dictionary form (jisho form )
and has different rules in past and present

that what I know ....

 

Toritoribe

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katsumoto said:

the verb .. 飲みます。uses in polite and Japanese standerd ..
-if it was verb it needs to object ..
水を飲みました。
-if it was noun , and mean your porpose is drinking say :
喫茶店へコーヒーを飲みにいきたいでした。( I want to cafe for drinking coffee)
but 飲みむ it's dictionary form (jisho form )
and has different rules in past and present
that what I know ....

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Uh, 飲む(not 飲みむ) is the dictionary form, as MasakiKudo-san and I wrote above.
http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/search.php?MT=%B0%FB%A4%E0&kind=je&mode=0&kwassist=0

The sentense in present tense should be 喫茶店に/へコーヒーを飲みにいきたいです.
If you want to say it in past tense, you have to conjugate the auxiliary verb たい, not です.
喫茶店に/へコーヒーを飲みにいきたかったです。

 

Red5

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Toritoribe said:

Uh, 飲む(not 飲みむ) is the dictionary form, as MasakiKudo-san and I wrote above.
の英語・英訳 - プログレッシブ和英中辞典 - 英語辞書

The sentense in present tense should be 喫茶店に/へコーヒーを飲みにいきたいです.
If you want to say it in past tense, you have to conjugate the auxiliary verb たい, not です.
喫茶店に/へコーヒーを飲みにいきたかったです。

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sorry i just was wrong in some rules and i know them ,but maybe i was
@*#&@!(@# that was my mind

thanks for your advice