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Dictionary Form - N5

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au To meet [a friend].
arau To wash.
aru To have (used for inanimate objects).
aru To have [a festival].
aruku To walk.
asobu To play.
dasu To take out.
furu To fall [rain].
ganbaru To try one's best.
hairu To enter [college].
hairu To enter [a cafe].
hairu To enter [the bath].
haku To put on (clothing).
hanasu To speak.
harau To pay.
hataraku To work.
hiku To pull.
hiku To pull (a musical instrument).
iu To say.
iku To go.
iru To need [a visa].
isogu To hurry.
kaburu To put on (a hat, etc.).
katsu To win.
kaeru To return.
kaesu To give back.
kau To buy.
kakaru To take (time/money).
kaku To write.
kasu To lend.
kesu To erase.
kiku To hear.
kiku To ask [the teacher].
kiru To cut.
matsu To wait.
magaru To turn [to the right].
mawasu To turn.
motsu To carry.
morau To receive.
motte iku To bring.
nakusu To lose.
naosu To fix/repair.
narau To learn.
naru To become.
noboru To climb.
nomu To drink.
nomu To drink.
nomu To take [medicine].
noru To take [the train].
nugu To take off (clothing).
oku To wake up.
okuru To send.
okuru To see [someone] off.
omoidasu To remember.
omou To think.
orosu To lower [money].
osu To push.
owaru To finish.
oyogu To swim.
sawaru To touch [the door].
shiru To know.
suu To smoke [a cigarette].
sumu To live.
suwaru To sit.
tatsu To stand.
tetsudau To help.
tomaru To stay [at a hotel].
toru To take.
toru To take [a photo].
toru To take [a year].
tsukau To use.
tsuku To attach.
tsukuru To make.
tsurete iku To take [someone] along.
ugoku To move.
uru To sell.
utau To sing.
wakaru To understand.
wataru To cross [a bridge].
yaku ni tatsu To be useful.
yasumu To rest.
yasumu To rest [from work].
yobu To call.
yomu To read.
abiru To take a shower.
ageru To give.
akeru To open.
atsumeru To collect/gather.
dekakeru To go out.
dekiru To be able to do.
deru To leave (from college).
deru To leave (from a cafe).
deru To give change.
hajimeru To begin/start.
iru To be (used for animate objects).
iru To have (children).
iru To be (located) in Japan.
ireru To insert/put in.
kaeru To change (money).
kaeru To buy.
kakeru To write (a phone number).
kakeru To write (glasses).
kangaeru To think.
kariru To borrow.
kiru To come.
ki o tsukeru To pay attention.
kureru To receive.
makeru To lose.
miru To see/watch.
miseru To show.
mukaeru To face.
neru To sleep.
norikaeru To transfer/switch (trains).
oboeru To remember.
okiru To wake up.
oriru To get off (the train).
oshieru To teach.
oshieru To teach (an address).
shimeru To do (someone's bidding).
shiraberu To investigate.
suteru To discard.
taberu To eat.
tariru To suffice.
tomeru To stop.
tsukareru To get tired.
tsukeru To attach.
umareru To be born.
wasureru To forget.
yameru To quit (a job).
annai-suru To guide.
benkyō-suru To study.
denwa-suru To make a phone call.
kaimono-suru To shop.
kekkon-suru To marry.
kengaku-suru To visit (a place).
kenkyū-suru To research.
kuru To come.
kopii-suru To make a copy.
motte kuru To bring.
ryūgaku-suru To study abroad.
sanpo-suru To take a walk (in the park).
sentaku-suru To do laundry.
setsumei-suru To explain.
suru To do.
suru To wear (a necktie).
shinpai-suru To worry.
shōkai-suru To introduce.
shokuji-suru To have a meal.
shūri-suru To repair.
shutchō-suru To go on a business trip.
sōji-suru To clean.
tsurete kuru To bring (someone).
unten-suru To drive.
yoyaku-suru To make a reservation.
zangyō-suru To work overtime.
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