This is the list of all the jplt n5 verbs you need to know to pass the Noken JLPT N5 Japanese test. We will also add a part where we explain the verb grammar with its forms. Click the “Share” button at the end of the article if you liked it, it would help us a lot.
Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
This is the list of all the jplt n5 verbs you need to know to pass the Noken JLPT N5 Japanese test. We will also add a part where we explain the verb grammar with its forms. Click the “Share” button at the end of the article if you liked it, it would help us a lot.
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Kanji | Furigana | Romaji | Meaning |
会う | あう | au | to find / meet |
開く | あく | aku | open (a file, etc.) |
開ける | あける | akeru | open (a door, etc.) |
あげる | ageru | give | |
遊ぶ | あそぶ | asobu | play |
浴びる | あびる | abiru | to take a shower |
洗う | あらう | arau | wash |
有る | ある | aru | to be, to exist |
ある | ある | aru | own |
歩く | あるく | aruku | walk |
言う | いう | iu | say |
行く | いく | iku | go |
いる | iru | necessity, it must be required | |
いる | iru | to exist | |
入れる | いれる | ireru | put in |
歌う | うたう | utau | sing |
生まれる | うまれる | umareru | be born |
売る | うる | uru | sell |
起きる | おきる | okiru | get up |
おく | oku | put | |
送る | おくる | okuru | send (a thing) |
押す | おす | osu | press (someone for something) |
覚える | おぼえる | oboeru | memorize |
泳ぐ | およぐ | oyogu | swim |
降りる | おりる | oriru | get off |
終わる | おわる | owaru | end |
買う | かう | kau | buy |
返す | かえす | kaesu | return (something) |
帰る | かえる | kaeru | (of a guest, customer, etc.) to leave |
かかる | kakaru | to take time or money | |
書く | かく | kaku | write |
かける | kakeru | carry | |
かける | kakeru | To make a phone call | |
貸す | かす | kasu | to lend |
冠る | かぶる | kaburu | to wear a hat |
借りる | かりる | kariru | rent |
消える | きえる | kieru | disappear |
聞く | きく | kiku | ask |
切る | きる | kiru | cut (a stencil, on a mimeograph) |
着る | きる | kiru | to wear out, to wear |
来る | くる | kuru | come |
消す | けす | kesu | to turn off |
答える | こたえる | kotaeru | answer |
困る | こまる | komaru | be troubled |
咲く | さく | saku | bloom |
さす | sasu | to open an umbrella | |
死ぬ | しぬ | shinu | die |
閉まる | しまる | shimaru | close |
閉める | しめる | shimeru | close |
締める | しめる | shimeru | to fasten a belt |
知る | しる | shiru | know |
吸う | すう | suu | smoke |
住む | すむ | sumu | reside |
する | する | suru | to make |
座る | すわる | suwaru | sit |
出す | だす | dasu | show |
立つ | たつ | tatsu | stand up |
頼む | たのむ | tanomu | ask |
食べる | たべる | taberu | eat |
違う | ちがう | chigau | be different |
使う | つかう | tsukau | use (a person, animal, puppet, etc.) |
疲れる | つかれる | tsukareru | get tired |
着く | つく | tsuku | reach |
作る | つくる | tsukuru | make up (one’s face, etc.) |
点ける | つける | tsukeru | turn on |
勤める | つとめる | tsutomeru | work (for) |
出かける | でかける | dekakeru | set out |
出来る | できる | dekiru | go to |
出る | でる | deru | can do |
飛ぶ | とぶ | tobu | fly |
止まる | とまる | tomaru | to stop |
取る | とる | toru | take |
撮る | とる | toru | take (a photo) |
鳴く | なく | naku | singing, meowing… |
並ぶ | ならぶ | narabu | To form a line |
並べる | ならべる | naraberu | to align |
なる | naru | to become | |
脱ぐ | ぬぐ | nugu | undress |
寝る | ねる | neru | to sleep |
登る | のぼる | noboru | to raise |
飲む | のむ | nomu | drink |
乗る | のる | noru | to go, to ride |
入る | はいる | hairu | enter |
履く | はく | haku | put on (or wear) footwear |
始まる | はじまる | hajimaru | begin |
走る | はしる | hashiru | run |
働く | はたらく | hataraku | work |
話す | はなす | hanasu | talk |
張る | はる | haru | put up (tent) |
晴れる | はれる | hareru | clear away |
引く | ひく | hiku | to pull |
弾く | ひく | hiku | to play an instrument |
吹く | ふく | fuku | to blow (wind) |
降る | ふる | furu | fall (rain, snow) |
曲がる | まがる | magaru | turn |
待つ | まつ | matsu | wait |
磨く | みがく | migaku | polishing, brushing |
見せる | みせる | miseru | show |
見る | みる | miru | see that… |
持つ | もつ | motsu | have |
休む | やすむ | yasumu | rest |
やる | yaru | do … for | |
呼ぶ | よぶ | yobu | call |
読む | よむ | yomu | read |
分かる | わかる | wakaru | be understood |
忘れる | わすれる | wasureru | forget |
渡す | わたす | watasu | to deliver |
渡る | わたる | wataru | to cross |
LIST OF KANJI JPLT N5 (ALSO THE VERBS WITH THEIR KANJI) CLICK HERE
All about verb grammar for JLPT N5 – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
This is a grammar checklist for the verbs needed to pass the JLPT N5.
We will see forms with similar examples, in order to understand it much better.
VERB + masu-form (〜ます) JAPANESE (JPLT VERB N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私は毎日新聞を読みます。 |
Furigana | わたしはまいにちしんぶんをよみます。 |
Romaji | watashi wa mainichi shinbun o yomimasu. |
English | I read newspapers every day. |
VERB + masen (〜ません) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私の母はアルコールを飲みません。 |
Furigana | わたしのはははアルコールをのみません。 |
Romaji | watashi no haha wa arukooru o nomimasen. |
English | My mother does not drink alcohol. |
VERB + mashita (〜ました) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私は昨日本を買いました。 |
Furigana | わたしはきのうほんをかいました。 |
Romaji | watashi wa kinou hon o kaimashita. |
English | Yesterday I bought a book. |
VERB + masen deshita (~ませんでした) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私はまだ朝ご飯を食べませんでした。 |
Furigana | わたしはまだあさごはんをたべませんでした。 |
Romaji | watashi wa mada asagohan o tabemasen deshita. |
English | I haven’t had breakfast yet. |
VERB + simple form JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 日本人は毎日御飯を食べる。 |
Furigana | にほんじんはまいにちごはんをたべる。 |
Romaji | nihonjin wa mainichi gohan o taberu. |
English | Japanese people eat rice every day. |
VERB + NAI form (~ない) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私の父はテレビを見ない。 |
Furigana | わたしのちちはテレビをみない。 |
Romaji | watashi no chichi wa terebi o minai. |
English | My father does not watch television. |
VERB + TA form (~た) JAPANESE (JPLT VERB N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私は新聞を読んだ。 |
Furigana | わたしはしんぶんをよんだ。 |
Romaji | watashi wa shinbun o yonda. |
English | I read a newspaper. |
VERB + nakatta FORM (~なかった) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私はまだ食べなかった。 |
Furigana | わたしはまだたべなかった。 |
Romaji | watashi wa mada tabenakatta. |
English | I haven’t eaten yet. |
VERB + te FORM (~て) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 朝ご飯を食べて学校に行きました。 |
Furigana | あさごはんをたべてがっこうにいきました。 |
Romaji | asagohan o tabete gakkou ni ikimashita. |
English | I went to school after breakfast. |
VERB + TE ARU (~てある)JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | このノートに漢字が書いてあります。 |
Furigana | こののーとにかんじがかいてあります。 |
Romaji | kono nooto ni kanji ga kaite arimasu. |
English | There is a kanji written in this notebook…. |
VERB + TE iRU (~ている) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 私は新聞を読んでいます。 |
Furigana | わたしはしんぶんをよんでいます。 |
Romaji | watashi wa shinbun o yonde imasu. |
English | I am reading a newspaper. |
VERB + naide (~ないで) JAPANESE (JPLT VERBS N5) – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
Kanji | 朝ご飯を食べないで学校に行きました。 |
Furigana | あさごはんをたべないでがっこうにいきました。 |
Romaji | asagohan o tabenaide gakkou ni ikimashita. |
English | I went to school without breakfast. |
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PRINTING EXERCISES JPLT N5 JAPANESE VERBS – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
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INTERACTIVE EXERCISES JPLT N5 JAPANESE VERBS – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
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ARIMASU AND IMASU VERB EXERCISES JPLT N5 JAPANESE – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
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EXERCISES VERB CONJUGATION OF VERBS JPLT N5 – Japanese verbs list n5 ( jplt n5 verbs)
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