Japanese verbs Flashcards
to become lost
michi ni mayou
to turn something off
kesu
(something) turns off
kieru
to treat someone to a meal
ogoru
to translate (2)
honyaku suru
to decide on an item
suru
to arrive
tsuku
(something) ends
owaru
to press/push
osu
to make
tsukuru
to fall down
korobu
to place
oku
to agree
sansei suru
to stay up all night
tetsuya suru
to say
iu
to run
hashiru
to carry
hakobu
to lose (a match)
makeru
to make a plan
keikaku wo tateru
to bake/grill
yaku
to give warning
chuui suru
to call (on a phone)
denwa suru
to be audible
kikoeru
to break something
kowasu
(something) breaks
kowareru
to turn (left/right)
magaru
to turn something on
tsukeru
(something) turns on
tsuku
to wrap/cover
tsutsumu
to contact (a person)
renraku suru
to hit/punch
naguru
to be fat
futtote imasu
to shave one’s head
hige wo soru
to bite
sasu
to play (piano/string instrument)
hiku
to touch
sawaru
to get depressed
ochikomu
to drive
unten suru
to take (an exam…)
ukeru
to let go
hanasu
to be
aru
to wash
arau
to do
suru
to drink
nomu
to travel
ryokou suru
to smoke
tabako wo suu
to cut (classes)
saboru
to study
benkyou suru
to be popular
ninki ga aru
to place an order
chuumon suru
to do laundry
sentaku suru
to pay
harau
to be moved/touched (by…)
kandou suru
to cook
ryouri suru
to cry
naku
to get married
kekkon suru
to hear
kiku
to lend
kasu
to rest
yasumu
to bring (a person)
tsurete kuru
to help
tetsudau
to laugh
warau
to reserve
yoyaku suru
to clean
souji suru
to return (a thing)
kaesu
to perform
yaru
to get angry
okoru
to take something out
dasu
(something) goes out
deru
to invite (someone to a event or place)
shoutai suru
to answer
kotaeru
to win a championship
yuushou suru
to be in time
ma ni au
to win
katsu
to happen to see
mikakeru
to throw
nageru
to attack
osou
to raise
sodateru
to kick
keru
to humbly visit/ask
ukagau
to make a photocopy
kopii wo toru
to be independent
dokuritsu suru
to come along
yatte kuru
to cancel (contract)
kaiyaku suru
to translate (1)
yakusu
to get crowded
komu
to be found
mitsukaru
to get nervous
kinchou suru
to print
insatsu suru
to withdraw (money)
orosu
to comb one’s hair
kami wo tokasu
to be late
okureru
to change clothes
kigaeru
to meet
au
to live
ikiru
the wind blows
kaze ga fuku
to learn
narau
to keep (someone) waiting
mataseru
to oversleep
asanebou suru
to practise
renshuu suru
to sympathise
doujou suru
to tell a lie
uso wo tsuku
to change
kaeru
to put makeup on
kesshou suru
to get (a grade)
toru
to lead a life
seikatsu suru
to make a mistake
machigaeru
to speak
hanasu
to bully
ijimeru
to take (a picture)
toru
to reject
furu
the rain stops
ame ga yamu
to take a nap
hirune wo suru
to be lost/disappear
nakunaru
to put something in
ireru
(something) goes inside
hairu
to catch a cold
kaze wo hiku
to read
yomu
to be tolerant
gaman suru
to wrap/cover
tsutsumu
to take a walk
sanpo suru
to pray
oinori suru
to save money
tameru
it rains
ame ga furu
to play
asobu
to apologise
ayamaru
to become
naru
to look (facial expression)
kao wo suru
to hurry
isogu
to put in
ireru
to go
iku
to bring (a thing)
motte kuru
to have a fight
kenka suru
to do sightseeing
kankou suru
to have a fever
netsu ga aru
to be late (for an appointment)
chikoku suru
to be absent
yasumu
to be decided
kimaru
to look good (on somebody)
niau
to do (extra-modest)
itashimasu
to go (extra-modest)
mairimasu
to come (extra-modest)
mairimasu
to say (extra-modest)
moushimasu
to eat (extra-modest)
itadakimasu
to drink (extra-modest)
itadakimasu
to have/be (extra-modest)
gozaimasu
to be (extra-modest)
orimasu
desu (extra-modest)
degozaimasu
to return/come back
modoru
to convey (message)
tsutaeru
to exchange
koukan suru
to return (merchandise)
henpin suru
to notice
kigatsuku
to be arrested
tsukamaru
to steal
nusumu
to post/stick
haru
to complain
monku wo iu
to give (to pets, plants)
yaru
to continue
tsuzukeru
to praise
homeru
to insult
baka ni suru
to be surprised
bikkuri suru
to hold
sasu
to get wet
nureru
to compare
kuraberu
to light up
hikaru
to transfer
norikaeru
to become empty
suku
to proceed
susumu
to grow
ueru
