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Here are the top ten Japanese verbs that you need to know when you travel to Japan: kau, noru, sashin o toru, kanko suru, o kane o harau, tojosoru, ririkusuru, tehaisuru, chakurikusuru, o rei o iu.

Here are the English equivalent of these Japanese words. The Japanese word "kau" means "buy." The second Japanese word is "noru," which means "ride." The third one, "sashin o toru," means "take picture." "Kanko suru" means "to do sightseeing." "O kane o harau" means "to pay money." "Tojosoru" means "board." "Ririkusuru" means "to take off." "Tehaisuru" means "to arrange." "Chakurikusuru" means "to land" and "o rei o iu" means "to say thank you".

These words are going to be your savior when you visit Japan!

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