Chapter 5 - Verb Types Flashcards
(38 cards)
ある
To exist (for inanimate items)
いる
To exist (for animate items, like people and animals)
上 (relative location term)
ue - Upper/top area
下 (relative location term)
Shita - Lower area
中 (relative location term)
naka - inside
右 (relative location term)
Migi - Right
左 (relative location term)
hidari - Left
上げる
Raises something (tr.)
上がる
Something rises (intr.)
回す
Turns something (tr.)
回る
Something turns (intr.)
つける
Turns something on (tr.)
つく
Something turns on (intr.)
おこる
To get angry (has hidden get, use with いる)
あげる/さしあげる
To give (used when くれる can’t be used)
くれる/くださる
To give (an in-group member receives)
もらう/いただく
To receive
やる
To give - used instead of あげる when giving to animals, plants, your child, or your younger sibling
から
Particle used to mark the giver (used with もらう)
干
hi, ho - Dry/Ebb
Less common: KAN
Visual: Clothesline for Drying clothes.
Aural: You can Dry things with a heat hose.
金
KIN; kane - Gold/metal/money
Less common: KON; kana
Visual: A genie gives a Gold snowboard to a snowboarder but he has to keep it dry under an umbrella, because it will turn back to fiberglass if it gets wet.
Aural: Khan ate Gold when he was younger, but his parents weren’t KIN on that so they made him stop.
語
GO; kata - Words
Less common: katari
Visual: Vampire bosses say a lot of Words at the end of the workday (five o’clock)
Aural: The words GO kata sound like GO-kart.
士
SHI - Gentleman
Visual: Looks like the profile of a Gentleman wearing a hat.
Aural: A genderqueer Gentleman who goes by SHI pronouns.
朝
CHŌ; asa - Morning
Visual: Each Morning the moon tells the scarecrow, “You’re up early.”
Aural: Each Morning I CHŌke on my carne asada - I should start cutting it before I eat it.