Japanese Verbs

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Created by:

AmanoToshiya  on December 6, 2007

Subjects:

verbs, languang, kakkoi, japanese, actions

Classes:

!~Japanese for Fun~!, Mr. Scott's English Class, CAHS

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Last Message: 45 months ago
JennyJ : in japanese, the sentence structure is strange
Bacopup : In japanese, the sentence structure goes like this: subject, object, verb, and in english, sentence structure goes like this: subject, verb, object. You need particles to make sense of a sentence in Japanese.
Animechick--x : Watashi = I, also, for boys, "ore" can work. You is 'anata,' though it is considered rude to use anata.

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Japanese Verbs

hanasu
to speak
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hanasu to speak
aruku to walk
oyogu to swim
yobu to call
nomu to drink
shinu to die
tsukuru to make
matsu to wait
arau to wash
akiru to grow tired of
dekiru to be able
taberu to eat
oshieru to teach
hairu to enter
hashiru to run
mairu to go (humble)
shaberu to talk, to chat
kau to buy
isogu to hurry
kasu to lend
asobu to play
yomu to read
kaeru to return
kimeru to decide
miru to look, watch
kariru to borrow
tsukau to use
motsu to have
manabu to learn
konomu to like
kiku to hear
neru to sleep
ryokousuru to travel
kaku to write
hataraku to work
keisansuru to count
houmonsuru to visit
aru to be
shiru to know something
suru to do
hitsuyou ga aru to need
tetsudau to help
benkyousuru to study
au to meet
suwaru to sit
nozomu to want
ryourisuru to cook
shiriau to know someone

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