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I would like to know how we say taking class or course or lecture in japanese.

I have heard about 「クラスを受ける」 and 「クラスを取る」.

Are there significant difference? And Is there any other verb we can use with?
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verbs words idioms word-choice
Taking Class, Course, Lecture - Which verb is fit?
Within relevant contexts, `受ける` means 'to attend' whereas `取る` means 'to be
registered for'. If you are unofficially attending a class, you should use the
former. If you are officially registered but tend to be absent, you should use
the latter. Formal ways of saying it are `受講する` 'to be registered for', `聴講する`
'to be registered as a non-full time student for'.
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