Japanese Language Basic Program

FINAL Japanese VERB Conjugation & Review of the Basic Program

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If your main purpose is to learn how to speak Japanese, not just listening but verbally practicing is important. During lessons, memorizing VERBS was not important. However, once you have mastered the mechanism of the transformation, how many VERBS you can use becomes more important. Try your best to memorize all VERBS in this list. How to use them will be introduced in the next program.

L-FINAL-1 VERBS: TYPE(c)

DIC FORM・VERBます・VERBません

do,(play, study, etc.)

come to the speaker's place:

L-FINAL-2 VERBS: TYPE(b)

DIC FORM・VERBます・VERBません

	see(things)/watch /look at	eat	put on (sweater, jacket, etc.)
	get up	go to bed	make a call

L-FINAL-3 VERBS: TYPE(a)

DIC FORM・VERBます・VERBました

	speak(language)/tell(story)	write(letter, e-mail) /draw(picture, map)
	call(doctor, ambulance, taxi)	take(memo, photo)
	die	wait

L-FINAL-4 VERBS: TYPE(a)

DIC FORM・VERBます・VERBたいです

	go	listen to（CD） /ask(question)	buy
	drink(coffee) /take(medicine)/eat(soup)	swim	play(have fun ： not work or study)

L-FINAL-5 VERBS: Exceptional TYPE(a)

DIC FORM・VERBます・VERBますか？

	enter(room)/take(bath)	need(passport)
	go/come back to the speaker's place	run
	cut(paper, hair)

L-FINAL-6 VERBS: Exceptional TYPE(a)

know

	DIC FORM	Do you know?
	YES	NO

If you are sure that you have memorized everything on the list, read through the Summary of the Grammer Introduced in the MISJ Basic Program.