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suru
する
(v)
do
Onna no hito ga kaji o shita.
女の人が家事をした。
The woman did housework.
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iku
行く
(v)
go
gakkō ni iku
学校に行く
I go to school
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taberu
食べる
(v)
eat
tēburu de taberu
テーブルで食べる
eat at a table
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hanasu
話す
(v)
speak
Kōensha ga kaigi de hanashita.
講演者が会議で話した。
The speaker spoke at the conference.
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kuru
来る
(v)
come
Onna no ko ga bideo kamera no hō ni kita.
女の子がビデオカメラの方に来た。
The girl came towards the video camera.
6 More Examples
hoshii
欲しい
(i)
want
Sono kaishain-tachi wa, dōnattsu ga hoshikatta.
その会社員たちは、ドーナッツが欲しかった。
The office workers wanted the doughnut.
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tatsu
立つ
(v)
stand
Bengoshi ga basutei ni tatta.
弁護士がバス停に立った。
The lawyer stood at the bus stop.
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iu
言う
(v)
say
Hitobito ga "kon'nichiwa" to itte iru.
人々が「こんにちは」と言っている。
The people are saying, "Hello."
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denwa suru
電話する
(v)
call
O-kā-san ga musume ni denwa shita.
お母さんが娘に電話した。
The mother called her daughter.
6 More Examples
osoreru
恐れる
(v)
fear
Kyūketsuki wa taiyō o osoremasu.
吸血鬼は太陽を恐れます。
Vampires fear the sun.
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kanjiru
感じる
(v)
feel
Ōku no Kirisuto kyōto ga maishū nichi-yō ni kyōkai ni iku koto ga taisetsu to kanjite iru.
多くのキリスト教徒が毎週日曜に教会に行く事が大切と感じている。
Many Christians feel it is important to attend church every Sunday.
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shinjiru
信じる
(v)
believe
shinjiru doryoku o suru
信じる努力をする
try to believe
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dekiru
できる
(v)
can
Watashi wa Chūgoku-go de ichi kara jū made kazoeru koto ga dekiru.
私は中国語で一から十まで数えることができる。
I can count from one to ten in Chinese.
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niru
似る
(v)
resemble
otagai ni niru
お互いに似る
resemble one another
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sonkei suru
尊敬する
(v)
respect
Shōnen wa, o-jī-chan o sonkei shite iru.
少年は、おじいちゃんを尊敬している。
The boy respects his grandfather.
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kansha suru
感謝する
(v)
thank
dareka ni kansha suru
誰かに感謝する
thank someone
~desu
〜です
(v)
be
Kanojo wa kangoshi desu.
彼女は看護士です。
She is a nurse.
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aisuru
愛する
(v)
love
onna no hito o aisuru
女の人を愛する
love a woman
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hitsuyō
必要
(n)
need
Tasuke ga hitsuyō desu.
助けが必要です。
I need help.
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yomu
読む
(v)
read
O-kā-san ga musume ni hon o yonda.
お母さんが娘に本を読んだ。
The mother read to her daughter.
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miru
見る
(v)
see
Ryokōsha-tachi ga yūhi o miru.
旅行者達が夕日を見る。
The tourists see the sunset.
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miru
見る
(v)
watch
Ryokōsha-tachi ga yūhi o mita.
旅行者達が夕日を見た。
The tourists saw the sunset.
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hairu
入る
(v)
enter
tatemono ni hairu
建物に入る
enter a building
hazusu
外す
(v)
miss
mato o hazusu
的を外す
miss the target
au
会う
(v)
see
Keibajō de itoko ni aimashita.
競馬場でいとこに会いました。
I saw my cousin at the horse races.
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