Rules of i-Adjectives Accent

All the i-adjectives (with a few exceptions) have their accent at the same location: on the mora before the ending い. And the location of the accent doesn’t change if the i-adjective doesn’t end with しい. As for the adjectives that end with しい, location of the accent moves one mora back. These rules are applicable to all of the i-adjectives, except three exceptions: 多い, 遠い, つまらない. (These are so far the exception I found, there might be a few others but won’t be many). Just remember these short rules, you won’t need to worry about pronouncing i-adjectives with wrong accent ever again.

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