To be honest, I've never used most of these, so I don't know how to conjugate them. I'll look into it.
For now the standard conjugations still apply to these, but the potential form doesn't apply to any unless stated.
To Come - Kimasu - きます - 来ます | To Do - Shimasu - します |
To Be Relieved - Anshinshimasu - あんしんします - 安心します | To Guide - Annaishimasu - あんないします - 案内します |
To Drive - Untenshimasu - うんてんします - 運転します | To Eat Out - Kaijokushimasu - かいじょくします |
To Be Nervous - Kinchoushimasu - きんちょうします - 緊張します | To Wear Make up (Lit. To do make up) - Keshoushimasu - けしょうします - 化粧します |
To Lie Around - Gorogoroshimasu - ごろごろします | To Give a self introdruction - Jikoushoukaishimasu - じこうしょうかいします - 自こうしょうかいします |
To Explain - Setsumeishimasu - せつめいします - 説明します | To Clean - Soujishimasu - そうじします - 掃除します |
To Consult - Soudanshimasu - そうだんします - 相談します | To Be Slow at (Beat around the Bush) - Daradarashimasu - だらだらします |
To Be Late - Chikokushimasu - ちこくします - 遅刻します | Enjoy! |
-Notes-
I think that ごろごろします may be written as ゴロゴロします
also for だらだらします, I think ダラダラします is how it should be written
I believe that the ~します (する in dictionary) may have something to do with putting these words into the potential/past tense. I'll find out on monday unless I forget to ask.
Its really hard to explain words you never use...
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