In Irish, there are different endings for verbs depending on who or what is the subject - who is doing the action in the sentence. But what has this got to do with conjugation? Well, in Irish ...

It’s the one you find if you look it up and translates as 'to do something ... and when the action is taking place, the verb needs to be conjugated. This means changing the verb into a different ...

Next, if a verb has the vowel I in its syllable just before MASU, there are two patterns for this conjugation ... are KIMASU (to come), and SHIMASU (to do). KIMASU becomes KURU, and SHIMASU ...

bring will conjugate the way that ring normally does. (You will get bring brang brung as your output.) Look carefully at the verb forms that come out. Do they appear odd to you or are they ...