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Japanese verbs are classified into the 3 categories listed below.

Japanese Verb Conjugation
Type1: Dictionary form verb that end in “-u”. Except Type2,3.
Type2: Dictionary form verb that end in either “-iru” or “eru”
Type3: Iregular verbs. Only 2 words “くる” and “する”

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This list is about Japanese Verb Conjugation Type 1 group words.
How do you know that verbs are type 1?

1. you will check the word’s Dictionary form.
Japanese dictionary form verbs end in “u”.
ex:かく(kaku)、みる(miru)、たべる(taberu)
2. If the verb’s last syllable is not “る”, it is a type 1 word,
ex:かく、はなす、よむ etc..
But there are some exceptions, ex:はしる、かえる、はいる、きる、しる. Those are including type 1 words.

Type 1 verbs are classified by their position in the Japanese syllabary. Positioning is based on the final syllable
ex：
かく、ending in –く、 belongs on the k-line (か、き、く、け、こ）
はなす、ending in –す、belong on the s-line (さ、し、す、せ、そ）
たつ/たつ、ending in –つ、belongs on the t-line (た、ち、つ、て、と）
よむ、ending in –む、belongs on the m-line　(ま、み、む、め、も）
はしる、ending in る、belongs on the r-line (ら、り、る、れ、ろ）
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