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Use plain affirmative forms for verbs, nouns, and adjectives so you can follow casual dialogue and simple written Japanese.
The plain present for verbs is the dictionary form. It can mean a regular habit, a general fact, or a future action depending on the context.
七時に起きる。
I get up at seven.
起きる is the dictionary form, used here for a regular habit.
Interactive word chips will appear once token metadata is added.
土曜日に友だちに会う。
I will meet a friend on Saturday.
With 土曜日, 会う is read as a future plain-form action.
Interactive word chips will appear once token metadata is added.