16:56good idea. one thing at a time
16:56yeah its a lot :_muyuXD:
17:04haiteimashita has entered and remains in there
17:10haiteimashita means entered too, but it implies she kept it there
17:33you can also use te form to connect topic ideas like a comma so its entered and is being
17:44it just adds context
18:13the ru becomes rimashita go make it formal
18:18hairu is a dynamic verb so the continuative aspect implies a stative meaning
18:23り is a modification of る for the sake of making ます
18:24So it's I went was in vs I am currently in?
18:31:_muyudizzy::_muyudizzy:
18:40hairu > hairimashita
18:40too much info and you will just forget it
18:44That's a lot to explain, but the RU in HAIRU becomes RI when it goes to HAIRIMASU
18:58the building blocks for a castle
19:00layers on layers on layers
19:07that's a good approach :_moocheer:
19:20it's like a chain of conjugations one upon other
19:21that's understandable
19:33verb conjugation is pretty crazy
19:49don't worry too much about it
20:01basically "entered now" vs "entered back then and is still here"
20:08can i suggest a playlist for learning real japanese?
20:14step by step:_moocheer:
20:18The て form links actions, events, and states. The relationship between linked words can be different depending on the context.
20:18focus more on what Yotsuba says for now in each chapter
20:40It's just tenses and stuff like in English. You'll learn it by connecting the word to when it appears and its context. I expect you didn't learn English by memorising every verb form lmao