Japanese Language List from A to Z of Verbs - Nouns, Suitable for Beginners

Kapanlagi.com - Learning vocabulary is an important step in mastering this language. To facilitate the learning process, Kapanlagi provides a list of Japanese language from A to Z that is arranged alphabetically for ease of use. This list includes various types of words.

Starting from verbs that describe actions to nouns that represent everyday objects. Although some letters such as L, P, Q, V, and X are rarely used in native Japanese vocabulary, we will discover the richness of this language through the available words.

For KLovers who are learning Japanese, here is a list of Japanese language from A to Z from nouns to verbs. Let's check it out, KLovers!

1. Japanese Language from A to Z (Verbs)

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For those of you who want to know, the Japanese language from A to Z specifically for verbs, you can see below. Some letters like L, P, Q, V, and X do not have Japanese verbs that start with those letters.

For Z, Kapanlagi uses a word that is often used as a verb even though it is actually a noun. Here is the list of Japanese verbs from A to Z along with their meanings:

A - Arau : To wash

B - Butsukaru : To collide

C - Chigau : To differ

D - Dasu : To take out

E - Erabu : To choose

F - Fuku : To blow

G - Ganbaru : To strive hard

H - Hanasu : To speak

I - Iku : To go

J - Jiraseru : To tease

K - Kaku : To write

L - (No Japanese verbs start with L)

M - Miru : To see

N - Neru : To sleep

O - Omou : To think

P - (No Japanese verbs start with P)

Q - (No Japanese verbs start with Q)

R - Riru : To benefit

S - Suru : To do

T - Taberu : To eat

U - Utau : To sing

V - (No Japanese verbs start with V)

W - Warau : To laugh

X - (No Japanese verbs start with X)

Y - Yomu : To read

Z - Zutsu : Headache (actually a noun, but often used as a verb)

2. Japanese Language from A to Z (Nouns)

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In addition to verbs, there is also the Japanese language from A to Z for nouns. Just like verbs, nouns also have letters that do not have corresponding words. Some letters like L, P, Q, V, and X do not have them.

For these letters, borrowed words are usually used or there are no suitable words. For those who want to learn, here is a list of Japanese nouns from A to Z along with their meanings:

A - Ame : Rain

B - Basu : Bus

C - Cha : Tea

D - Denwa : Telephone

E - Eki : Station

F - Futon : Traditional Japanese mattress

G - Gakkou : School

H - Hana : Flower

I - Inu : Dog

J - Jikan : Time

K - Kami : Paper

L - (There are no original Japanese nouns starting with L)

M - Mizu : Water

N - Neko : Cat

O - Ongaku : Music

P - (There are no original Japanese nouns starting with P)

Q - (There are no original Japanese nouns starting with Q)

R - Ramen : Ramen

S - Sakana : Fish

T - Tsukue : Table

U - Umi : Sea

V - (There are no original Japanese nouns starting with V)

W - Wani : Crocodile

X - (There are no original Japanese nouns starting with X)

Y - Yama : Mountain

Z - Zasshi : Magazine

These are some Japanese nouns from A to Z that KLovers can know. By studying this vocabulary, KLovers can master the Japanese language. Happy learning and keep practicing!

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