This is a Japanese vocabulary list of Verb(s) you need to know in order to pass the JLPT N5.
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| # | 動詞 | Verb | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | 撮る | toru とる | to take a photo or record a film |
| 102 | 取る | toru とる | to take; to pick up; to harvest; to earn; to win; to choose |
| 103 | 疲れる | tsukareru つかれる | to get tired |
| 104 | 使う | tsukau つかう | to use |
| 105 | 付ける | tsukeru つける | to attach; affix; add; apply |
| 106 | つける | tsukeru | to turn on |
| 107 | 着く | tsuku つく | to arrive at |
| 108 | 作る | tsukuru つくる | to make |
| 109 | 勤める | tsutomeru つとめる | to work for someone |
| 110 | 生まれる | umareru うまれる | to be born |
| 111 | 売る | uru うる | to sell |
| 112 | 歌う | utau うたう | to sing |
| 113 | 分かる | wakaru わかる | to understand; to comprehend; to grasp; to see; to get; to follow |
| 114 | 忘れる | wasureru わすれる | to forget |
| 115 | 渡る | wataru わたる | to go across |
| 116 | 渡す | watasu わたす | to hand over |
| 117 | やる | yaru | to do |
| 118 | 休む | yasumu やすむ | to be absent; to take a day off; to rest |
| 119 | 呼ぶ | yobu よぶ | to call out, to invite |
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| 120 | 読む | yomu よむ | to read; to guess; to predict; to read (someone's thoughts) |
JLPT N5 vocab List total: (120)
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