Give the verb stem of きく (using hiragana only).

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Question restatement: Determine the verb stem of きく, written entirely in hiragana.

Step-by-step reasoning:
- In Japanese, 一段動詞 or 五段動詞 have different stem forms used for conjugation. For verbs ending with く (kiku), we identify the masu-stem (連用形) which is used before polite endings like ます.
- The verb きく is read as ki-ku, meaning “to listen” or “to hear.” To form the polite stem, you remove the く from the dictionary form and replace it with き, creating the 連用形 きき.
- Therefore, the stem you use when attaching polite endings such as ます is きき, composed entirely of hiragana, matching the instruction to use hiragana only.
- If you were to conjugate further, you would add the appropriate ending to きき (for example, ききます for the polite form, or きかない for negative forms, but those endings are outside the stem itself).

Additional notes:
- Some learners initially confuse the stem with the entire dictionary form, but the stem is specifically the form used to connect to auxiliary endings, not the base form itself.
- Since the task requires hiragana only, there is no kanji involved in the stem for this verb, which aligns with the standard practice for conjugation using the masu-stem in kana-only contexts.

Give the verb stem of きく (using hiragana only).

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