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Learn what the plain form is, where it appears, and how it changes the tone from polite speech to neutral or casual Japanese.
The plain form is the base, non-polite style of Japanese. It is the form you see in dictionaries, many grammar patterns, and casual conversation. It is not rude by itself, but it sounds less formal than ます-form.
毎日べんきょうします。
I study every day.
Polite style.
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毎日べんきょうする。
I study every day.
Plain style.
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