Causative-Passive form┃I Was Made / Forced to ~┃~せられる vs される

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Tbh the first time I came across this form like 5 months ago I was like "SASERARERARERARERERU", it confused the heck out of me lmao

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This is such a tongue twister, thanking the japanese for the shortened version ~される

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26:25「みさが 歌うのを 聞かせられた」 聞かせられたいです！ 受け身(受動態)は日本語よりも英語の方がよく使うかも。

[@oldmanandthesea7039]

From 食べる to 食べさせるto 食べさせられる, you can see that sequence of conjugation: replacing the る in 食べさせる with られる, you got 食べさせられる. So to help students remember the conjugation, it is recommended to change “Passive-Causative Form” to “Causative-Passive Form”. By the way, in all the books on Japanese grammar that I studied, “”Causative-Passive Form” is the term used for this kind of conjugation. Just a recommendation, I am your channel’s subscriber, I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. Keep up with your good works.

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Thank you Misa! I was taught the shortened version of the causative-passive form at first and I got so confused when everybody else around me used the long version... You cleared this up for me

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Could not be more fitting ^^ I was just going to inform about the causative form and you just uploaded the video yesterday ^^ thanks for that ^^

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Now this is the part where Japanese gets complicated. lol

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みさ先生のおかげでやっとcausative とpassive causative formが分かった。 教えてくれてありがとう。

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I just started learning about the Causative-Passive Form and this video was very helpful. ありがとうございます。

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最近ミサ先生は動画をたくさん作ってくれるね このぐらいの文法がアニメを見るだけで分かっているけど

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Awesome vedio thanks 🙏 finally i am getting hold ~ saserareru, saseru type of patterns though i passed jlpt 4 ages ago 😅!

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[@dindi380]

Thank you for your helpful tips! When you mentioned not to omit the "Ni" particle, i think that was a very impt. Grammar point for us to remember, because it will change the meaning of the sentence when using causative-passive form.

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Helpful lesson, and I still waiting your second part of :sentence ending particles ：な、さ....

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Thank you so much this vedio i got idea how to use passive and causative...

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[@AnnaHans88]

Am I thinking of this wrong, or would the translation at 27:36 actually be more closer to meaning, "I was made to go to the convenine store by senpai"? "(私は)先輩にコンビニ行かされた" I was made by senpai to go to the convenience store. I think the one you have in the video would be closer to the translation you gave earlier with the "mom made little sister eat fish" example. So I think the translation, "Senpai made me go to the convenience store" would actually be, "先輩は(私に)コンビニに行かされた"

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You're not wrong. She must have forgotten to change the English text.

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Excellent. When I hear the ending RaReRu I remember the German lullaby LaLeLu that is a perfect mnemonic to practice :-) Sometimes even babies are forced to do something like sleep however, in a less stressful manner

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Yay, what a helpful video! I've definitely heard that されるa lot in anime. Like 無視された. But isn't that a する verb? Do you actually say it like that or is my memory tricking me?

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Ok nvm I got it confused with the られる form like 食べられる to be eaten

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Thank you so much for this! I was struggling with this form, but now I understand. I have a doubt tho 26:27 won't it be みさに?

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nope. because the part (xxx が＋verb short (歌う) +の) is basically the object of the sentence (i.e. her singing). in this case の＝こと. it's kind of a special use case of の

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13:25 Wouldn’t that mean everyone made you watch your own videos? Doesn’t に follow the person forcing the action?

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[@jinbutsufumei]

🙏 Sincere appreciation for another outstanding lesson! But if I were forced to support the supreme sensei, would I then say: 支えさせられる ささえさせられる ? 🤔🙉💝

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What a coincidence, I’m at the final chapter of the Genki book now and learning this.

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Isn't 27:26 supposed to be CP, not C?

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[@iloda5937]

I guess this させられる and のに can be often used in Japanese, right? for example if I say: もうダメだって言ったのにコーチに走り続けさせられた At least for me, this seems to be very often used , but I'm not sure