Learning Japanese verbs can be really tough for beginners. There are so many verbs, and they can be complicated because they change form depending on how they're used.

Here’s a list of some important verbs that beginners should focus on:

Important Verbs to Learn:

1. Taberu (食べる) - To Eat
2. Nomu (飲む) - To Drink
3. Kiku (聞く) - To Listen/To Ask
4. Miru (見る) - To See/To Watch
5. Aruku (歩く) - To Walk

Challenges:

• Changing Forms: Each verb changes depending on the time it's used (like past or present) and how polite you need to be. For example, "tabemasu" (食べます) is a polite way to say "I eat." This can be tricky for learners.
• Different Meanings: Some verbs can mean more than one thing, which can make it hard to understand. For example, "kiku" can mean both "to listen" and "to ask."

Tips to Help You:

• Practice Daily: Set aside some time each day to practice how to change these verbs and use them in easy sentences. This will help you remember them better.
• Use Flashcards: Make flashcards for each verb. Write the verb on one side and its different forms and meanings on the other. This can help you learn and remember them.

Even though learning these verbs can be tough, practicing regularly and using helpful study methods can make it easier. Keep being patient and don't give up!