Japanese · to run
I run.
You do run.
Don't run here.
Running is good exercise.
Are you going to run every day?
Don't run, walk slowly.
I'm able to run.
I've decided to jog every morning.
I make it a rule to jog every morning.
Someday I'll run like the wind.
I saw a little boy running.
The man who runs may fight again.
Tom ran and ran, until at last he saw the telephone booth.
I should run too, but it's hard to get started.
The baby cannot even walk, much less run.
He runs.
He is a fast runner.
He is a fast runner.
A horse runs quickly.
That horse runs fast.
She is a slow runner.
He runs in the park every day.
He runs very fast.
I like to run.
Lynn runs fast.
Don't run so fast.
Do not run in this room.
He likes to run.
Boys run fast.
She runs faster than I do.
He runs very fast.
You run very fast.
He runs well for his age.
He runs very fast.
How fast he runs!
Miss Kanda runs very fast.
That dog runs very fast.
A dog runs faster than a human.
I don't like to run.
That student runs fast, doesn't he?
I don't like to run.
She hates running.
Running is good for the health.
He hates running.
When I move my leg extreme pain runs through it.
When you run, your heart rate increases.
Tom told us to run.
The train runs between Tokyo and Hakata.
I cannot run faster than he.
You must not go to extremes in anything.