WonkoTheSane 先輩 Joined 12 May 2013 Messages 1,335 Reaction score 311 8 Aug 2015 #1 Does anyone know of a system of memorizing the verb pairs? Thanks!
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 8 Aug 2015 #2 Transitivity Pairs | Japan Forum As I wrote in the thread linked above, "unfortunately, there's no fixed rule", so you need to just memorize them...
Transitivity Pairs | Japan Forum As I wrote in the thread linked above, "unfortunately, there's no fixed rule", so you need to just memorize them...
WonkoTheSane 先輩 Joined 12 May 2013 Messages 1,335 Reaction score 311 8 Aug 2015 Thread starter #3 Toritoribe said: Transitivity Pairs | Japan Forum As I wrote in the thread linked above, "unfortunately, there's no fixed rule", so you need to just memorize them... Click to expand... Thank you very much, Toritoribe san.
Toritoribe said: Transitivity Pairs | Japan Forum As I wrote in the thread linked above, "unfortunately, there's no fixed rule", so you need to just memorize them... Click to expand... Thank you very much, Toritoribe san.
ssslider 後輩 Joined 11 Aug 2015 Messages 7 Reaction score 1 11 Aug 2015 #4 This is not really what you're asking for, but I can offer a suggestion: rather than remembering 抜く=transitive, 抜ける=intransitive, etc, etc, try to recall short phrases, e.g. くぎを抜く vs 髪の毛が抜ける I feel this makes it easer to use them in practice.
This is not really what you're asking for, but I can offer a suggestion: rather than remembering 抜く=transitive, 抜ける=intransitive, etc, etc, try to recall short phrases, e.g. くぎを抜く vs 髪の毛が抜ける I feel this makes it easer to use them in practice.
WonkoTheSane 先輩 Joined 12 May 2013 Messages 1,335 Reaction score 311 15 Aug 2015 Thread starter #5 Thanks ssslider.