- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYYDWdv2VWI Verbs る-form in Japanese are divided into 3 groups Group 1: Verbs ending in うあうあいます To meet いくいきます To go およぐおよぎます To swim おすおします To push あそぶあそびます To play のむのみます To drink まつまちます To wait うるうります To sell Group 2: Verbs ending in る Verbs that end in る but are preceded by /a/, /u/, /i/ or /o/ sounds belong to group 1 verbs. Example: おわる (owaru): to finish, つくる(tsukuru) : to create; きる (kiru): to cut, etc. Verbs that end in る but are preceded by /e/ sound belong to group 2 verbs. For example: たべる(taberu): to eat, おぼえる (oboeru): to remember. Exception: かえる (kaeru): to return, to go home (ends with “eru” but is a verb of group 1) In addition, some group 2 verbs in Japanese are irregular verbs. They that end in “iru” are group 2 verbs such as: おきる (okiru): wake up, あびる (abiru): take a bath. あけるあけます To open おきるおきます To get up Group 3: Only 2 words する and くるくるきます To come しごと（を）するしごと（を）します To work でんわ（を）するでんわ（を）します To call =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support me? ===============================================

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