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This is the list of all verbs you need to know in order to pass the JLPT N4. Click on the Share button at
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Kanji
Furigana
Romaji
Meaning
au
to meet
au
to fit, to suit
agaru
to go up
aku
to open
aku
akeru
to open
ageru
to give
ageru
to rise
asobu
to play
abiru
to take a shower
arau
to wash
aru
to be, to exist
aru
to possess
aruku
to walk
iu
to say, to tell
iku
to go
iru
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iru
to exist
ireru
to insert, to put in
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utau
to sing
umareru
to be born
uru
to sell
okiru
oku
to put
okuru
to send
osu
to push
oboeru
to memorize, to
remember
oyogu
to swim
oriru
to get off
owaru
to end
kau
to buy
kaesu
to return an object
kaeru
to return home
kakaru
kaku
to write
kakeru
to wear
kakeru
kasu
to lend
kaburu
to put on a hat
kariru
to borrow
kikoeru
audible
kieru
to go out, to vanish
kimaru
to be decided
kimeru
to decide
kiku
to listen
kiru
to cut
kiru
to wear, to put on
kuru
to come
kudasaru
kuraberu
to compare
kureru
to get dark
kureru
kesu
kotaeru
to answer
komaru
to be in trouble
komu
to be crowded
kowasu
to break
kowareru
to be broken
saku
to blossom
sagasu
sasu
to open an umbrella
sagaru
to get down
sageru
to lower
sashiageru
to give (respectful)
sawagu
to make noise, to be
excited
sawaru
to touch
shikaru
to scold
shiraseru
to notify
shiraberu
to investigate
shinu
shimaru
to close
shimeru
to close
shimeru
to fasten a belt
shiru
to know
shiraseru
to notify
shiraberu
to investigate
sugiru
to exceed
susumu
to make progress
suteru
to throw away
suberu
to slide, to slip
suu
to breath, to smoke
sumu
to live, to reside
somewhere
sumu
to finish
suru
to do
suwaru
to sit
sodateru
to rear, to bring up
dasu
tatsu
to stand
taoreru
to break down
tasu
to add a number
tazuneru
to visit
tazuneru
to ask
tateru
to build
tateru
tanoshimu
to enjoy
tariru
to be sufficient
tanomu
to ask, to request
taberu
to eat
chigau
to be different
tsukau
to use
tsukareru
to get tired
tsuku
to arrive
tsukuru
to make, to produce
tsukamaeru
to seize
tsuku
to be attached
tsukeru
to soak, to pickle
tsutaeru
to report
tsuzuku
to continue, to last
tsuzukeru
to continue, go on
tsutsumu
to wrap
tsuru
to fish
tsureru
to lead
tsukeru
to turn on
tsutomeru
dekakeru
to go out
dekiru
can do
deru
to leave
to assist
tobu
to fly
tomaru
to stop
toru
to take
tooru
to go through
todokeru
to reach
tomaru
to lodge at
tomeru
to stop
torikaeru
to exchange
toru
to take a photo
naosu
to fix, to repair
naoru
to be fixed, repaired
naoru
to be cured, to heal
naku
to cry
nakunaru
nakunaru
to die
nageru
to throw away
nasaru
to do (respectful)
nareru
to grow accustomed to
narabu
to form a line
naraberu
to line up
naru
to become
nigeru
to escape
niru
to be similar
nugu
nusumu
to steal
nuru
to paint, lacquer
nureru
to get wet
neru
to sleep
nemuru
to sleep
noboru
to climb up
nomu
to drink
nokoru
to remain
norikaeru
noru
to take, to ride
hairu
to enter
haku
to put on shoes
hakobu
to transport
hajimaru
to begin, to start
hajimeru
to begin
hashiru
to run
hataraku
to work
hanasu
haru
harau
to pay
hareru
to clear up
hiku
to pull
hieru
hikaru
to shine
hikidasu
to draw out
hiku
to play an instrument
hikkosu
to move (house)
hiraku
to open an event
hirou
fuku
to blow (wind)
toincrease
futoru
to grow fat
fumu
to step on
furidasu
start to rain
furu
homeru
to praise
magaru
to turn
mairu
form)
makeru
machigaeru
to lose
to make a mistake
maniau
to be in time for
mawaru
to go around
matsu
to wait
mieru
to be visible, to be seen
migaku
to polish, to brush
mitsukaru
to be discovered
mitsukeru
to discover
miseru
to show
miru
to see, to watch
mukau
to face
mukaeru
to go to meet
meshiagaru
to eat (respectful)
motsu
to have, to own
mousu
to be called, to say
(respectful)
modoru
to return, to go back
morau
to receive
yasumu
to rest
yaku
to bake, to grill
yakunitatsu
to be helpful
yaseru
to become thin
yamu
to stop
yameru
to stop
yaru
to do
yureru
to shake, to sway
yobu
to call
yomu
to read
yogoreru
to get dirty
yoru
to visit
yorokobu
to be delighted
wakasu
to boil, to heat
wakareru
to separate
wakaru
to know, to understand
waku
warau
to laugh, to smile
wareru
to break
wasureru
to forget
watasu
to hand over
wataru
to cross
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Marcucho Kun says:
August 16, 2012 at 07:23
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aya says:
November 23, 2012 at 01:32
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December 1, 2012 at 23:08
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P.S.
Is may grammar correct?
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Rainy says:
April 23, 2013 at 01:09
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Does it really means -to take off clothes- just the same meaning as ?
below is translation
1: to transfer (trains); to change (bus, train);
2: to change ones mind; to move on to (e.g. a new love interest); to change methods; to change
ones way of thinking
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Webbo says:
October 3, 2013 at 21:44
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Useful info, thanks. Out of interest how do you know these verbs are required at this level is it
based on experience or do they publish them sonewhere? thanks
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Nicolas says:
October 3, 2013 at 22:45
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Unfortunately there is no official vocabulary and kanji list. These lists are therefore made looking
at historical tests and books recommended as preparation for the JLPT.
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Ashley says:
July 9, 2014 at 22:52
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Your entire website is just the most fantastic resource. Thank you so much for all your hard work in
putting this together. It is an absolute treasure.
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