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  • Group cards by verb type: ichidan (ru-verbs), godan (u-verbs), and irregular suru and kuru.
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Example Japanese verb flashcards for beginners
What is the te-form of 食べる (taberu)?食べて (tabete). Ichidan verbs drop the final ru and add te.
What is the masu-stem of 書く (kaku)?書き (kaki), giving 書きます (kakimasu). Godan verbs change the final ku to ki before masu.
What is the plain negative of 飲む (nomu)?飲まない (nomanai). Godan verbs ending in mu change to ma before nai.
What is the past form of する (suru)?した (shita). Suru is irregular, so its forms need to be memorized separately.
What is the potential form of 見る (miru)?見られる (mirareru). Ichidan verbs drop the ru and add rareru.
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How many verbs should I include in one Japanese flashcard set?

Many learners find 20 to 40 new verbs per session manageable. Start with the verbs from one lesson so the cards match what you are studying.

What is the difference between ru-verbs and u-verbs?

Ru-verbs (ichidan) conjugate by dropping the final ru and adding endings, while u-verbs (godan) change the vowel row of the final kana. Some verbs ending in -iru or -eru, such as 帰る (kaeru) and 入る (hairu), are u-verbs, so tag them separately.

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