Want to know the 2 types of Ru verbs in Japanese?
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Street Savvy
Oct 30, 2025, 10:27:53 AM (8 days ago) Oct 30
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Today, I'll continue talking about verb groups. Now Ru verbs are an easy group with simple and clear patterns. They're called Ru verbs because they end in "ru." Ru verbs generally end in either "eru" or "iru". Some examples of Ru verbs ending in "eru" are taberu, which is to eat, neru, which is to sleep, and wasureru, which is to forget. Some examples of Ru verbs ending in "iru" are miru, which is to see, abiru, which is to bathe, and okiru, which is to wake up. And I'll be going into the Irregular verbs next week.
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