hello minasan konnichiwa, what the different te and tte? what te = ( e ru and i ru) or to another? and tte =(a, o , u ru)?
because some word i can fine like hairu ( to come in ) become haitte, why not haite?
thanks, arigatoo
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1Yeah te and tte depend on the verb type but for the hairu thing there's this to explain that japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/36926/…, it has two different readings that fall into 2 different verb categories– OtheJaredJul 8, 2019 at 5:07
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Verbs conjugate pretty cleanly depending on their type, as explained in Wikipedia for the te-form. E.g. all godan verbs ending in -る (e.g. 入る) become -って (入って).
