Pay special attention to those first five verbs -- you will learn to love them and all they can do for you (and not just as auxiliaries). (Also pay attention to naru -- you will love it just as much.)
BTW, when grammar books say there are only two irregular verbs, they are lying. Suru and kuru are indeed the only consistently irregular ones, but there's a handful others that have one or two irregular forms that get fobbed off as "special cases" rather than admitting they are, yanno, irregular.
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Date: 2013-08-15 03:01 pm (UTC)BTW, when grammar books say there are only two irregular verbs, they are lying. Suru and kuru are indeed the only consistently irregular ones, but there's a handful others that have one or two irregular forms that get fobbed off as "special cases" rather than admitting they are, yanno, irregular.