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If you are not familiar with Japanese verbs, click here for the lesson about verb groups and conjugation rules. To listen the pronunciation, click here. 

Group 1
aruku (to walk)　歩く asobu (to play)　遊ぶ
au (to meet)　会う hairu (to enter)　入る
hajimaru (to begin)　始まる iku (to go)　行く
kaeru (to return)　帰る kakaru (to take)　かかる
kaku (to write)　書く kau (to buy)　買う
kiku (to listen)　聞く matsu (to wait)　待つ
motsu (to have)　持つ narau (to learn)　習う
nomu (to drink)　飲む okuru (to send)　送る
omou (to think)　思う oyogu (to swim)　泳ぐ
shiru (to know)　知る suwaru (to sit)　座る
tatsu (to stand)　立つ tomaru (to stop)　止まる
tsuku (to arrive)　着く uru (to sell)　売る
utau (to sing)　歌う wakaru (to understand)　分かる
warau (to laugh)　笑う yomu (to read)　読む

Group2
kangaeru (to think)　考える miru (to see, to look)　見る
neru (to sleep)　寝る oshieru (to teach)　教える
taberu (to eat)　食べる

Group 3
kuru (to come)　来る suru (to do)　する

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