100 Japanese Verbs - SMART Goals - Fall 2013 Mastery

百二動詞　（ひゃく・に・どうし）...
 Students in Mrs. Palumbo's Japanese classes have already taken a baseline pre-test (not part of their grade) to document their prior knowledge. From the beginning of the second quarter students will be tested weekly or biweekly and will keep track of their progress toward the goal of learning 102 Japanese verbs. 

A practical and sometimes fun way to study for these mastery tests is by heading to Mrs. Palumbo's Quizlet sets titled:

百二動詞 （ひゃく・に・どうし） SET 1 of 2 - 100+2 Japanese Verbs - all levels - Fall 2013 Mastery

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百二動詞 （ひゃく・に・どうし） SET 2 of 2 - 102 Japanese Verbs - all levels - Fall 2013 Mastery

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Students in Japanese 2 will achieve mastery (80% or better) in translating the meanings (Japanese to English) of 102 of the most frequently used Japanese verbs by the completion of the fall semester.  Students have already taken a baseline pre-test (not part of their grade) to document their prior knowledge. From the beginning of the second quarter students will be tested weekly or biweekly and will keep track of their progress toward reaching or going beyond 80% mastery.   The tests will continue for nine weeks and will also be a portion of the final exam. Each test after the baseline test will be entered as a grade.  As we near the end of the semester the tests will count for a higher and higher percentage of the overall semester grade. 

Students will chart their progress on a graph such as the one below:

Students in Japanese 3 and 4 will achieve mastery (80% or better) in translating the meanings (English to Japanese) of 102 of the most frequently used Japanese verbs by the completion of the fall semester.  Students have already taken a baseline pre-test (not part of their grade) to document their prior knowledge. From the beginning of the second quarter students will be tested weekly or biweekly and will keep track of their progress toward reaching or going beyond 80% mastery.   The tests will continue for nine weeks and will also be a portion of the final exam. Each test after the baseline test will be entered as a grade.  As we near the end of the semester the tests will count for a higher and higher percentage of the overall semester grade. 

百動詞　（ひゃく・どうし）

agarimasu上がる・上がります, to go up or to rise

agemasu　上げる・上げます, to give or to present  and to raise or to lift up

aimasu会う・会います, to meet and to match or to fit

akemasu開ける・開けます, to open

araimasu洗う・洗います  , to wash

arimasuある・あります, to have or to be at or to exist if referring to inanimate objects

fuemasu増える/増えます,             to increase

hajimarimasu始まる・始まります, to begin or to start or to open

hanashimasu話す・話します, to talk or to speak

herimasu減る・減ります, to decrease

ikimasu　行く・行きます,to go

imasuいます・いる,               to have or to be at or to exist if referring to animate objects

kachimasu　勝つ・勝ちます,          to win

kaerimasu　帰る・帰ります,to return

kaimasu買う・買います, to buy

kakimasu書く・書きます, to write or to draw or to paint

karimasu借る・借ります, to borrow or to  rent

kimasu　来る（くる）・来ます,to come

kimasu 着る（きる）・着ます,  to wear or to put on clothes especially from top downward

kirimasu　切る・切ります, to cut

kowaremasu壊れる・壊れます, to be broken

magarimasu曲がる・曲がります, to turn or tocurve

makemasu負ける・負けれます, to lose especially used for games

mimasu見る・見ます, to watch or to look or to see

misemasu見せます・見せる,　to show

moraimasu貰う・貰います,　to receive or to be given

naoshimasu　直す・直します,　to repair or to  fix

naraimasu習う・習います, to learn

nemasu寝ます・寝る, to lie down or to go to bed

nomimasu飲む・飲みます, to drink

norimasu乗る・乗ります, to get on or to ride

nugimasu脱ぐ・脱ぎます, to take off  especially shoes and clothing

oboemasu覚える・覚えます, to memorize or to learn or to master

okimasu起きる・起きます, to get up or to wake up or to happen or to occur

okurimasu送る・送ります, to send

orimasu下りる・下ります, to get off

oshiemasu教える・教えます, to teach or to tell or to inform or to notice or to let somebody know something

owarimasu終わる・終わります, to finish or to end

sagarimasu下がる・下がります, to go down or to drop

shimasuする・します, to do or to play something

shimemasu閉める・閉めます, to close

shirabemasu調べる・調べます, to check or to investigate

suwarimasu座る・座ります, to sit or to have a seat

tabemasu食べる・食べます, to eat

tomarimasu止まる・止まります,　to stop and to stay especially to stay the night and to lodge

torimasu取る・取ります, to take or to get or to pick up or to harvest or to earn or to win or to choose

torimasu撮る・撮ります, to take a picture or to record or film something

tsukaimasu使う・使います, to use

tsukurimasu作る・作ります, to make or to produce or to cook

wasuremasu忘れる・忘れます, to forget

yakimasu焼く・焼きます,to grill or to bake or to roast or to toast

yakushimasu訳す・訳します, to translate

Suru Verbs　[noun] +suru

benkyō wo shimasu勉強する, to learn or to study

chōsa wo shimasu調査する（ちょうさ）, to investigate or to inquire

chuumon wo shimasu注文する, to order especially goods

denwa wo shimasu電話する, to phone or to call

genshō wo shimasu減少する（げんしょう）, to decrease or to drop

hantai o shimasu反対する, to oppose or to be against

happyō wo shimasu発表する（はっぴょう）, to announce

hatsubai wo shimasu発売する, to release or to be on sale

henji wo shimasu返事する, to reply or to answer

henka wo shimasu変化する, to change

honyaku wo shimasu翻訳する, to make a translation or to translate

hōkoku wo shimasu報告する（ほうこく）, to report

insatsu  o shimasu印刷する, to print

kaihatsu wo shimasu開発する, to develop

kakunin wo shimasu確認する, to check or to confirm

kanri wo shimasu管理する, to manage or to control

kansei wo shimasu完成する, to complete

keisan wo shimasu計算する, to calculate

kekkon wo shimasu結婚する, to get married

kenkyuu wo shimasu研究する, to study or to research or to make an investigation

kensa wo shimasu検査する, to check or to test or to inspect or to scan

kensaku wo shimasu検索する, to search for or to look up

kentō wo shimasu検討する（けんとう）, to discuss or to study or to think over or to analyze

kesseki wo shimasu欠席する, to be absent from

kikoku wo shimasu帰国する, to return to one's country

kōkan wo shimasu交換する（こうかん）, to exchange or to replace or to barter

koshō wo shimasu故障する（こしょう）, to be broken due to a mishap or accident and to be out of order

renraku                o shimasu連絡する, to contact or to get in touch or to inform

renshuu wo shimasu練習する, to practice or to drill

rikon wo shimasu離婚する, to divorce

riyō wo shimasu利用する（りよう）, to make use of something or time and to apply oneself to a task

ryokō wo shimasu旅行する（りょこう）, to travel or to make a trip

ryōri wo shimasu料理する（りょうり）, to cook

sansei wo shimasu賛成する, to agree or to support

shigoto wo shimasu仕事する, to work

shokuji wo shimasu食事する, to have a meal

shutchō wo shimasu出張する（しゅっちょう）, to go on a business trip

shuushoku wo shimasu就職する（しゅうしょく）, to get a job

shusseki wo shimasu出席する（しゅっせき）, to attend

shuuri wo shimasu修理する（しゅうり）, to repair or to fix

sōdan wo shimasu相談する（そうだん）, to consult with or to discuss or to talk with

sotsugyō wo shimasu卒業する（そつごぎょう）,  to graduate

undō wo shimasu 運動 する（うんどう）, to exercise

unten wo shimasu運転する, to drive

yakusoku wo shimasu約束する, to promise yoyaku wo shimasu, 予約するto reserve or to  book

yunyuu wo shimasu,輸入する（ゆにゅう） to import

yushutsu wo shimasu輸出する, to export

yuushō wo shimasu優勝 する（ゆうしょう）, to win a championship

zōka wo shimasu増加する（ぞうか）, to increase or to grow

Related Vocabulary　VERBS 動詞

 動詞 【どうし】 (n,adj-no) {ling} verb; (P) 
     この動詞の変化を言えますか。 Can you conjugate this verb?

 一般動詞 【いっぱんどうし】 (n) {ling} general verbs 

可能動詞 【かのうどうし】 (n) {ling} potential

完全自動詞 【かんぜんじどうし】 (n) {ling} complete intransitive verb
     完全自動詞は補語も目的語もとらない。 A complete intransitive verb takes neither complement nor object.

不完全自動詞 【ふかんぜんじどうし】 (n) {ling} incomplete intransitive verb 

他動詞 【たどうし】 (n) {ling} (See 自動詞) transitive verb (direct object )
     動詞には目的語をとらない自動詞と、目的語をとる他動詞があります。 With verbs there are intransitive verbs that don't take an object, and transitive verbs that do take an object.

他動 【たどう】 (n) (abbr) {ling} (See 他動詞) transitive verb

 感動詞 【かんどうし】 (n) {ling} interjection 

 規則動詞 【きそくどうし】 (n) {ling} regular verb 

強変化動詞 【きょうへんかどうし】 (n) strong verb 

一段動詞 【いちだんどうし】 (n)  ichidan verb (one of the two main conjugation classes of verbs in modern Japanese, usually ending in -eru or -iru); type II verb

五段動詞 【ごだんどうし】 (n)  godan verb (one of the two main conjugation classes of verbs in modern Japanese, usually ending in -u, -ku, -su, -tsu, -gu, -bu, -mu, etc.); type I verb

  

Interesting from a cultural perspective:

頭が下がる 【あたまがさがる】 to admire greatly; to salute (in admiration); to take one's hat off to