Hi, thank you for your video. It is very clear. And I like how you mixed english in it, which is so much easier for English speakers to understand. I have a question, させられる Is it only used when we are forced to do something unwillingly? Does it have a more negative nuance?
Could someone help me clarifying the phrase she says at 5:22 : tsuyoi kimochi wo uketa tokini. Is it ukeru ? I don't find this verb "to experiment". Thank you
I learned this grammar in my last Japanese class and it's still one of the more difficult ones to master...
素晴らしいビデオくれてありがとうございます！☺️
本当に ありがとうございます
warawasareru
odorokasareru
kandou saserareru
... just writing these here to remind me of the examples given at the end.
Great video. Thank you.
Hi, thank you for your video. It is very clear. And I like how you mixed english in it, which is so much easier for English speakers to understand.
I have a question, させられる Is it only used when we are forced to do something unwillingly? Does it have a more negative nuance?
わかりやすかったです！教えてくれてありがとうございます！
Please make more videos. Clear video!
mam, you are amazing. sab samajh aa gaya.
Holy cow! Are there two conjugations of godan verbs? For instance, 待たせられる and 待たされる, according to Jim Breen's dictionary. is that possible?
Such a clear and thorough explanation. 分かりやすいです。有難うございます！
Thank you for your sweet comment! ;)
つよいきもちなので、おれはなつみ先生にいろいろのやるさせられたことがあるOKだぜ。
Could someone help me clarifying the phrase she says at 5:22 : tsuyoi kimochi wo uketa tokini. Is it ukeru ? I don't find this verb "to experiment". Thank you
最近、食べ物の料金に驚かされています
私は先生のインドネシアの登録者です。
それで？
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