๐ Learn Japanese Verbs with Examples – Present & Past, Formal & Informal
Here is a helpful guide for learners of Japanese. Each verb includes example sentences in formal and informal tenses (present and past), along with hiragana and kanji readings. At the end of each section, you'll find sample questions to help you practice. ๐ฏ๐ต✨
1. ใใใณใพใ(้ใณใพใ)- To play
- Formal Present: ็งใฏๆฏๆฅ้ใณใพใ。
I play every day. - Informal Present: ๆฏๆฅ้ใถใ。
I play every day (casual). - Formal Past: ๆจๆฅ、้ใณใพใใ。
I played yesterday. - Informal Past: ๆจๆฅ、้ใใ ใ。
I played yesterday (casual).
Sample Questions:
- ไฝใ้ใณใพใใ? – What do you play?
- ใใค้ใณใพใใ? – When do you play?
2. ใใใใพใ(ๆณณใใพใ)- To swim
- Formal Present: ๅฝผๅฅณใฏใใผใซใงๆณณใใพใ。
She swims in the pool. - Informal Present: ๅฝผๅฅณใฏใใผใซใงๆณณใใ。
She swims in the pool (casual). - Formal Past: ๆจๆฅ、ๆณณใใพใใ。
She swam yesterday. - Informal Past: ๆจๆฅ、ๆณณใใ ใ。
She swam yesterday (casual).
Sample Questions:
- ใฉใใงๆณณใใพใใ? – Where do you swim?
- ๆณณใใฎใๅฅฝใใงใใ? – Do you like swimming?
3. ใใใใพใ(่ฟใใพใ)- To pick up
- Formal Present: ๅฝผใฏ็ฉบๆธฏใงๅ้ใ่ฟใใพใ。
He picks up his friend at the airport. - Informal Present: ๅฝผใฏ็ฉบๆธฏใงๅ้ใ่ฟใใใ。
He picks up his friend at the airport (casual). - Formal Past: ๆจๆฅ、ๅ้ใ่ฟใใพใใ。
He picked up his friend yesterday. - Informal Past: ๆจๆฅ、ๅ้ใ่ฟใใใ。
He picked up his friend yesterday (casual).
Sample Questions:
- ่ชฐใ่ฟใใซ่กใใพใใ? – Who are you picking up?
- ใฉใใง่ฟใใพใใ? – Where will you pick them up?
4. ใคใใใพใ(็ฒใใพใ)- To get tired
- Formal Present: ไปไบใง็ฒใใพใ。
I get tired from work. - Informal Present: ไปไบใง็ฒใใใ。
I get tired from work (casual). - Formal Past: ๆจๆฅ、็ฒใใพใใ。
I got tired yesterday. - Informal Past: ๆจๆฅ、็ฒใใใ。
I got tired yesterday (casual).
Sample Questions:
- ใชใ็ฒใใพใใ? – Why do you get tired?
- ใใคใ็ฒใใฆใใพใใ? – Are you always tired?
✅ Continue learning with the rest of the verbs in this series! Mastering both formal and informal speech helps you communicate naturally in Japanese in daily life, at work, and with friends.
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