conjugation verb: IKU

[sodapple]

I didn't see this verb is irregular, can you help me to conjugate it. I need all the forms like the TE form.
Are there more verbs like these?
どうもありがとう！またね！

[Belton]

it's only partially irregular

the te form is 行って　rather than 行いて　as you might expect of a く verb.
and the ta form is 行った。

apart from that it's regular.

来る　and する　are the only irregular verbs and they aren't very irregular.

[Psy]

Except for the honorifics (くださるー＞くださいます, etc) you're pretty well set. Writing a full list of verb conjugations is the stuff textbooks are made of, seeing as a mastery of the verb conjugations is one of the milestones in learning Japanese.

For the stem-forms, you can follow the five dans of the kana table:

for the verb いく

あー＞いか　（ない）
いー＞いき　（ます）
うー＞いく
えー＞いけ　（ません）
おー＞いこう

[JonB]

I've come to the conclusion that all verbs are irregular in Japanese - it is more a degree of their irregularity

[Psy]

Huh? The verbs in Japanese are shockingly regular-- well over 90% of them. The trick is learning all of the various conjugations. What made you come to that conclusion?