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[e-book] JLPT N5 Verbs Study Guide // & PDF List (Patreon)

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2020-07-28 04:35:08
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  • JLPT N5 Verbs Ebook by JLPTsensei.com.pdf
  • N5 Verbs LIST.pdf

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Content

This e-book covers all of the verbs you need to know in order to pass the JLPT N5.

Lessons: 119

Pages: 130

Also included: N5 Verbs List PDF download.


Last updated: Verbs list on 2023/02/24

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Comments

Anonymous

I think I something missing. The verb akeru does not have the masu form, it just says akeru again. Is this an ichidan verb? I might have found another error. For tsukeru it says to turn on but the wrong kanji is used. I think it’s supposed to be 点ける、not 付ける. Doesn’t 付ける mean to attach?

Anonymous

The verb list is the only one whose title does not begin with "JLPT"

jlptsensei
>>50700033

Thanks for letting me know! I was trying to keep it shorter since it includes the Japanese and English titles at the top.

Anonymous

So easy to understand and work through. Now I need to get to a printer so I can work in like a workbook. Thank you so much Sensei!

Anonymous

The past negative conjugation is not included in the table? is it missing or not intended to be there?

jlptsensei
>>60197312

It wasn't added because there wasn't enough space and I didn't think it was essential. Past negative is very easy to conjugate, just replace ない with なかった

Anonymous

I like your site, and am grateful for the resource. But one thing I am wondering is where to start/method? Is it a matter of remembering all the examples until I can interchange them, or its this to be supplemented with other material (classes or the books you mention?)

jlptsensei
>>77004492

Hi Emile, thank you for your support! Our website and books are intended to be more of a supplementary reference to explain grammar points and not a primary resource for studying Japanese. The lessons are ordered only by JLPT level and alphabetical order, making it easier to reference. If you are studying for a specific JLPT exam, then you can use our lists as a checklist to make sure you reviewed most of the main grammar points.