japanese · Past & Experience · Lesson 72
Plain Present Verbs: Describing Daily Actions
Introducing the plain present (dictionary) form of verbs and common daily activities.
You're describing your typical day to a new acquaintance. You say, "Every morning, I brush my teeth and take a shower." Then you add, "On weekends, I often play with friends or swim at the pool."
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to wash
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to polish / brush (teeth)
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
bath / bathroom
Noun
A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.
shower
Noun
A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.
to play / hang out
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to swim
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
to take (a photo)
Group 1 verb
The most common verb type. The ending sound changes depending on how you use it — like how 飲む (drink) becomes 飲みます in polite speech.
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plain present verb
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