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Verb Conjugation - Past Casual
Conjugating 履く (haku) in Past Casual
In Japanese, the verb 履く (meaning "to to wear (shoes/pants - lower body)", JLPT N4) conjugates in the Past Casual form as 履いた (haita). Verb group: Group 1.
Context Example
靴を履いた。
Kutsu o haita.
I wore shoes.
What is the Past Casual conjugation of 履く (haku)?
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