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Example sentences (65)

Going & coming

iku · to go
I'm going to school tomorrow.
kuru · to come
My friend has come.
kaeru · to return home
I want to go home already.
modoru · to go back
I forgot something, so I'm going back.
tsuku · to arrive
Call me when you get to the station.
mukau · to head toward
I'm heading to the airport now.
kayou · to commute, to attend
My sister goes to the library every day.
dekakeru · to go out
I went out with a friend on Sunday.
yoru · to stop by
Let's stop by the convenience store on the way home.
hikkosu · to move house
I'm moving to Osaka next month.
tsureru · to take along (a person or animal)
I take my dog along on walks.
tazuneru · to visit
I plan to visit my teacher next week.

Walking & running

aruku · to walk
I walk for thirty minutes every morning.
hashiru · to run
I ran to catch the train.
isogu · to hurry
Hurry! We'll be late.
nigeru · to escape, to run away
The dog got away!
oikakeru · to chase
The dog is chasing the ball.
tobu · to fly
Birds are flying in the sky.
haneru · to jump, to hop
The kids are playing, hopping around.
oyogu · to swim
I want to swim in the sea in summer.
suberu · to slip, to slide
The road is slippery with snow, so be careful.
chikazuku · to approach
It's dangerous, so don't go near.

Getting on, off, in & out

noru · to get on, to ride
Let's take the next bus.
oriru · to get off
I'll get off at the next station.
norikaeru · to transfer (trains)
Change trains at Shinjuku.
hairu · to enter, to go in
Can I come into the room?
deru · to go out, to leave
I leave the house at eight.
ireru · to put in
I put my wallet in my bag.
dasu · to take out, to put out
I took out the trash.
noseru · to give a ride, to load
I put the kid in the car.
orosu · to drop off, to unload
Please drop me off here.

Up & down

agaru · to go up, to rise
Go up the stairs and it's on the right.
ageru · to raise
Please raise your hand.
sagaru · to go down, to drop
The fever went down.
sageru · to lower
Turn the air conditioner temperature down.
noboru · to climb
I climbed Mt. Fuji last year.
kudaru · to go down (a slope)
There's a station at the bottom of the hill.
shizumu · to sink, to set
The evening sun is sinking into the sea.
ochiru · to fall
Your wallet fell.
otosu · to drop
I dropped my phone.
tatsu · to stand
Standing for a long time is tiring.
noboru · to go up, to ascend
I went up the stairs to the second floor.
noboru · to rise, to ascend
The morning sun has risen.

Stopping & waiting

tomaru · to stop (by itself)
The train suddenly stopped.
tomeru · to stop, to park
Can I park the car here?
matsu · to wait
Wait a moment.
tachidomaru · to stop and stand still
Please don't stop here.
ugoku · to move
My leg hurts and I can't move.
ugokasu · to move (something)
Can I move this sofa?
narabu · to line up
People are lined up in front of the shop.
atsumaru · to gather
Let's meet in front of the station.
yasumu · to rest, to take a day off
Shall we rest a little?
nokoru · to stay behind, to remain
I'll stay here.
tomeru · to fasten, to stop
I fastened my hair with a pin.
tomeru · to put up for the night
I let a friend stay the night at my place.

Turning & crossing

magaru · to turn
Turn left at the next corner.
wataru · to cross
I'm crossing at the light.
tōru · to pass through
I go along this road often.
koeru · to go over, to cross
Once you cross the mountain, you can see the sea.
mawaru · to go around, to spin
I walked all the way around the park.
susumu · to advance, to proceed
The line is moving forward bit by bit.
furimuku · to turn around
I turned around when my name was called.
yokogiru · to cross in front of
A cat ran across the road.
sugiru · to pass, to go past
I went one station too far.
mayou · to get lost
I got lost.