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yokuaru
expression, godan verb (irregular)

Alternate Written Forms:

[よ(良)·く·あ·る]
yokuaru
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Root Words:

yoku + aru

English Meaning(s) for よくある

expression, godan verb (irregular)
  1. to often be the case; to occur frequently; to be common; to be popular
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Conjugations for よくある

masu stem
yokuari
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te-form
yokuatte
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Negative te-form
yokunakute
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Adverbial Negative Form
yokunaku
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Plain Form
Present Indicative Form
yokuaru
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Present Indicative Negative Form
yokunai
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Past Indicative Form
yokuatta
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Past Indicative Negative Form
yokunakatta
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Presumptive Form
yokuarou
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Polite Form
Present Indicative Form
yokuarimasu
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Present Indicative Negative Form
yokuarimasen
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Past Indicative Form
yokuarimashita
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Past Indicative Negative Form
yokuarimasendeshita
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Presumptive Form
yokuarimashou
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Provisional Form
Present Indicative Form
yokuareba
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Present Indicative Negative Form
yokunakereba
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Present Indicative Negative Colloquial Form
yokunakya
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Conditional Form
Present Indicative Form
yokuattara
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Present Indicative Negative Form
yokunakattara
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Alternative Form
Present Indicative Form
yokuattari
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Sample Sentences for よくある

It is often necessary to depend upon others.
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It is often easier to make plans that it is to carry them out.
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He would often sit for hours doing nothing.
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Not too well.
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Failures often spring from ignorance.
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