Flashcards – Common Japanese Verbs

Play With Common Verb List

Here are some common Japanese verb list. If you want to memorize these verbs, using flashcards is one of the great way to do it.

Try to figure out the meaning by looking at the Kanji and Hiragana. If you cannot figure it out just hover on that block to see its meaning. Have fun!

食べます

たべます
tabemasu

tabemasu
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to eat

飲みます

のみます
nomimasu

nomimasu
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to drink

見ます

みます
mimasu

mimasu
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to see

話します

はなします
hanashimasu

hanashimasu
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to speak

聞きます

ききます
kikimasu

kikimasu
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to listen

読みます

よみます
yomimasu

yomimasu
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to read

書きます

かきます
kakimasu

kakimasu
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to write

買います

かいます
kaimasu

kaimasu
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to buy

売ります

うります
urimasu

urimasu
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to sell

使います

つかいます
tsukaimasu

tsukaimasu
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to use

送ります

おくります
okurimasu

okurimasu
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to send

洗います

あらいます
araimasu

araimasu
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to wash

点けます

つけます
tsukemasu

tsukemasu
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to turn on (light, fan etc)

消します

けします
keshimasu

keshimasu
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to switch off (light, fan etc)

開けます

あけます
akemasu

akemasu
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to open (door, box cover etc)

閉めます

しめます
shimemasu

shimemasu
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to close (door, box cover etc)

掛けます

かけます
kakemasu

kakemasu
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to make a phone call

撮ります

とります
torimasu

torimasu
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to take a photo

作ります

つくります
tsukurimasu

tsukurimasu
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to make (a dish), to produce/build


Hope this post is helpful enough for you to memorize some common Japanese verbs. By finishing this common verbs you can start using them right away.

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