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-saseru -sareru te, nani?
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-saseru -sareru te, nani?
From the way i've seen it used in anime, shows etc...
-saseru is when you let(?) or make(?) someone do something?(the verb)
-sareru is used when you are made to do something?(the verb)
jee, i can't express myself very well
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I've also seen -rareru but I haven't seen it enough to have a good enough idea of what it means...
Thanks for the help!
-saseru is when you let(?) or make(?) someone do something?(the verb)
-sareru is used when you are made to do something?(the verb)
jee, i can't express myself very well
I've also seen -rareru but I haven't seen it enough to have a good enough idea of what it means...
Thanks for the help!
I'm new here. Be nice!
- WakaiOtona
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- Lauver
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
There's one long one like -saserareru, I think. Haha. I think it means 'forced to do ----', but don't take my word for it.
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
Machina Maw wrote:
There's one long one like -saserareru, I think. Haha. I think it means 'forced to do ----', but don't take my word for it.
in some cases this actually can mean humbly partake of you causing me to......but then you would need to add itadaku ..... lol
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two_heads_talking - Posts: 4137
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
You were right about saseru.
Sareru is when something is done to the subject.
"Kare ga benkyou sareta" - He was studied (as opposed to "He studied [something else])
-rareru is how you make the potential form of -ru verbs. It's also how you make the "sareru" form of -ru verbs.
Watashi ha taberareta - I could eat. (past)
Watashi ha taberareta - I was eaten.
Sareru is when something is done to the subject.
"Kare ga benkyou sareta" - He was studied (as opposed to "He studied [something else])
-rareru is how you make the potential form of -ru verbs. It's also how you make the "sareru" form of -ru verbs.
Watashi ha taberareta - I could eat. (past)
Watashi ha taberareta - I was eaten.
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keatonatron - Posts: 4838
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
naruhodo! demo, youku wakarimasen desu kedo...mou chanto setsumeshite kudasai!
And correct me on my word and grammar use, if it isn't too much to ask!
And correct me on my word and grammar use, if it isn't too much to ask!
I'm new here. Be nice!
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
Watashi ha taberareta - I was eaten.
awesome reference B)
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inamorata - Posts: 68
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
Sushi o tabesaseru. Allow to, or cause to eat sushi.
Sushi ga taberareru. Sushi is eaten. Or, Sushi can be eaten. Or, (I) can eat sushi.
Sushi o tabesaserareru. Be forced to eat sushi.
Does that make it any clearer? If not, please ask a more specific question, or give a specific example of what you don't understand. It's not too hard once you get the hang of it. There are books out there that list verbs and explain their conjugations and usages.
Sushi ga taberareru. Sushi is eaten. Or, Sushi can be eaten. Or, (I) can eat sushi.
Sushi o tabesaserareru. Be forced to eat sushi.
Does that make it any clearer? If not, please ask a more specific question, or give a specific example of what you don't understand. It's not too hard once you get the hang of it. There are books out there that list verbs and explain their conjugations and usages.
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Oyaji - Posts: 1334
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
WakaiOtona wrote:
mou chanto setsumeshite kudasai!
I know you won't understand why, but I need to make this face.
:@
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keatonatron - Posts: 4838
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
keatonatron wrote:WakaiOtona wrote:
mou chanto setsumeshite kudasai!
I know you won't understand why, but I need to make this face.
:@
setsumeshite kudasai!
I'm new here. Be nice!
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
WakaiOtona wrote:keatonatron wrote:WakaiOtona wrote:
mou chanto setsumeshite kudasai!
I know you won't understand why, but I need to make this face.
:@
setsumeshite kudasai!
chanto even... lol
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two_heads_talking - Posts: 4137
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RE: -saseru -sareru te, nani?
Basically you said "Explain it properly already!"
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