100 Japanese Verbs You Should Know (Part 5)

Okay, this is it! Here are numbers 81-100 of the “100 Japanese Verbs You Should Know” series. I hope you have enjoyed learning these verbs as much as I’ve enjoyed providing them. If you can quickly and easily recall these verbs, it’ll be the start of a strong Japanese foundation. Please be sure to review Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and this final component of the series. Here we go!

81. Suwaru- すわる　座る- To sit
82. Tatsu- たつ　立つ- To stand
83. Kenkasuru- けんかする　喧嘩する- To fight/ To quarrel
84. Tetsudau- てつだう　手伝う- To help
85. Kimeru- きめる　決める- To decide
86. Machigau- まちがう　間違う- To make a mistake
87. Denwawokakeru- でんわをかえる　電話をかける- To make a phone call
88. Tsukuru- つくる　作る- To make
89. Tsukau- つかう　使う- To use
90. Warau- わらう　笑う- To laugh
91. Naku- なく　泣く- To cry
92. Motsu- もつ　持つ- To carry
93. Otosu- おとす　おとす- To drop
94. Jirojiromiru- じろじろみる　じろじろ見る- To stare
95. Odoru- おどる　踊る- To dance
96. Utau- うたう　歌う- To sing
97. Renshusuru- れんしゅうする　練習する- To practice
98. Noboru- のぼる　上る- To climb/To ascend
99. Oriru- おりる　降りる- To descend/To go down
100. Ryorisuru- りょうする　料理する- To cook

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Thanks for reading,

Donald Ash