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600 Basic Japanese Verbs is a handy, easy-to-use guide to one of the building blocks of Japanese grammarverbs.
This book will be an essential resource as it shows learners how to conjugate the 600 most common Japanese verbs quickly, and with very little effort. This is the only guide to list all verb forms in both Japanese script and romanized form, while giving an accurate English translation for each conjugated form, making this book far more comprehensive than any other book on the subject.
Key features of this book are:

  • Includes all the most useful verbs and Kanji (logographic Chinese characters) in Japanese, including less common ones
  • A wealth of example sentences are given to demonstrate correct verb usage
  • Over 30 forms are given for each verb including polite or formal, plain, negative, potential, conditional, passive, causative, and many more
  • Both Kana, Japanese script, and romanized forms are given...
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We wish to thank the following people for their help with the publication of this revised book: first, our students, who in one way or another have both guided and prodded us to seek new and better approaches to teaching Japanese; and second, Thomas Manson and Tara Tudor, who were all kind enough to help out with the tedious job of proofreading. Special gratitude is due to Sandra Korinchak, senior editor of Tuttle Publishing for offering the opportunity to revise our original book published in 1989.
    Hitoshi Watanabe, Naomi Watanabe Takae Watanabe
    Hir Japanese Center: Phone: +81-3-3444-3481 Fax: +81-3-3444-3483
    E-mail: hjc@cb.wakwak.com
    URL: http://www.japaneselanguage.net
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    A GUIDE TO JAPANESE VERBS agaru to go up rise get nervous to finish - photo 3
    A GUIDE TO JAPANESE VERBS agaru to go up, rise, get nervous, to finish, enter: (intrans.) GROUP 1
    AffirmativeNegative
    PLAIN FORMPRESENTagaruagaranai
    PASTagattaagaranakatta
    MASU FORMPRESENTagarimasuagarimasen
    PASTagarimashitaagarimasen deshita
    TE FORMagatteagaranakute
    CONDITIONALPLAINagareba/agatta raagaranakereba agaranakatta ra
    FORMALagarimashita raagarimasen deshita ra
    VOLITIONALPLAINagar-
    FORMALagarimash-
    IMPERATIVEagareagaru na
    AffirmativeAffirmative
    POTENTIALagareruCAUS.

    PASSIVE

    agaraserareru/ agarasareru
    PASSIVEagarareruHONORIFICoagari ni naru/ agarareru
    CAUSATIVEagaraseruHUMBLE(oagari suru)
    Examples: Kyry ga agarimashita. My salary went up. Kaze de netsu ga 39do made agatta. My temperature went up to 39 because of cold. Supiichi o suru toki, itsumo agarimasu. When I make a speech, I always get nervous.

    Ame ga agatta ra, dekakemash ka. When it stops raining, lets go out. Enryo shinaide, dzo oagari kudasai. Dont hesitate. Come in please. ageru to raise, lift, give, (attached to a verb) finish; to raise; to fly: (all trans.) GROUP 2

    AffirmativeNegative
    PLAIN FORMPRESENTageruagenai
    PASTagetaagenakatta
    MASU FORMPRESENTagemasuagemasen
    PASTagemashitaagemasen deshita
    TE FORMageteagenakute
    CONDITIONALPLAINagereba ageta raagenakereba agenakatta ra
    FORMALagemashita raagemasen deshita ra
    VOLITIONALPLAINagey-
    FORMALagemash-
    IMPERATIVEageroageru na
    AffirmativeAffirmative
    POTENTIALagerareru/agereruCAUS.

    PASSIVE

    agesaserareru
    PASSIVEagerareruHONORIFICoage ni naru/ agerareru
    CAUSATIVEagesaseruHUMBLEoage suru
    Examples: Kaban o tana ni agemasu. Ill put my bag on the shelf. Tomodachi no tanjbi ni purezento o agemashita. I gave a present to my friend on his birthday. Shitsumon ga atta ra, te o agete kudasai. Please raise your hand if you have a question.

    Nihon-go o oshiete agemash ka. Shall I teach you Japanese? Ronbun o kaki-ageta ra renraku shimasu. When I finish writing my thesis, Ill contact you. akeru to open; to empty, keep the day open: (both trans.); the day breaks: (intrans.) GROUP 2

    AffirmativeNegative
    PLAIN FORMPRESENTakeruakenai
    PASTaketaakenakatta
    MASU FORMPRESENTakemasuakemasen
    PASTakemashitaakemasen deshita
    TE FORMaketeakenakute
    CONDITIONALPLAINakereba/ aketa raakenakereba/ akenakatta ra
    FORMALakemashita raakemasen deshita ra
    VOLITIONALPLAINakey-
    FORMALakemash-
    IMPERATIVEakeroakeru na
    AffirmativeAffirmative
    POTENTIALakerareru/akereruCAUS. PASSIVEakesaserareru
    PASSIVEakerareruHONORIFICoake ni naru/ akerareru
    CAUSATIVEakesaseruHUMBLEoake suru
    Examples: Mado o akete mo ii desu ka. May I open the window? Doa ni kagi ga kakatteite, akeraremasen.

    I cant open the door because it is locked. Ryok ni iku node, shibaraku ie o akemasu. Since we are going on a trip, well be away from home for a while. Kondo no Nichiybi o akete oite kudasai. Please keep this Sunday open. Akemashite omedet gozaimasu.

    A Happy New Year. The intransitive akeru , meaning the day breaks, generally has no imperative, akirameru to give up: (trans.) GROUP 2

    AffirmativeNegative
    PLAIN FORMPRESENTakirameruakiramenai
    PASTakirametaakiramenakatta
    MASU FORMPRESENTakiramemasuakiramemasen
    PASTakiramemashitaakiramemasen deshita
    TE FORMakirameteakiramenakute
    CONDITIONALPLAINakiramereba/ akirameta raakiramenakereba/ akiramenakatta ra
    FORMALakiramemashita ra
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