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[DragonShade]

　　I sometime saw verbs with Kanji+n（ん） 住ん、沈んだ。。。。And looks like these words are all Kanji＋む（Mu). So I wonder if all verbs Kanji+mu can be written that way?

[Harold]

んだ is past tense informal of む verbs. So yes, in a sense you can use it, but only if it fits your needs.

E.g: 昨日の新聞を読んだ (I read yesterday's newspaper.)

[DragonShade]

thanks man~

[Jawful]

This also applies to ぶ and ぬ verbs

む-verbs：読む(よむ)→読んだ(よんだ) read → read (past)
ぶ-verbs：遊ぶ(あそぶ)→遊んだ(あそんだ) play → played
ぬ-verbs：死ぬ(しぬ)→死んだ(しんだ) die → died

Keep in mind the kanji isn't what's important. The ending is. Look into て-forms of vebs. It's directly related. All of these words also go to で for the て-form. （読んで、遊んで、死んで）If you haven't studied て-form yet, it'll all make sense once you have. Good luck with your study.

[DragonShade]

最初の投稿者：Jawful

This also applies to ぶ and ぬ verbs

む-verbs：読む(よむ)→読んだ(よんだ) read → read (past)
ぶ-verbs：遊ぶ(あそぶ)→遊んだ(あそんだ) play → played
ぬ-verbs：死ぬ(しぬ)→死んだ(しんだ) die → died

Keep in mind the kanji isn't what's important. The ending is. Look into て-forms of vebs. It's directly related. All of these words also go to で for the て-form. （読んで、遊んで、死んで）If you haven't studied て-form yet, it'll all make sense once you have. Good luck with your study.

I have studied Te form,XD I've been seeing these a lot but never ask, thanks for clearing it up ~