JLPT N4 Grammar: ～させる ("to make someone do ~" in Japanese)

[@jian1076]

I love the way she talk not too fast not too slow, I can really understand everything even with limited vocabulary knowledge.

[@theanimegamer366]

Yes! 100% agree, that’s something that’s been bothering me is trying to find one I can clearly understand without subtitles.

[@fra5238]

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[@chamalkamadumali415]

😘😘😘😘 Very Clear Explanation. Thank you so much❤

[@RockChampEnglish]

wow...I have to sy, you are a good teacher. It's my first time understanding all the things a Japanese say lol You know how to use basic Japanese to teach people !

[@jojoaguilos4111]

her explanation is as beautiful as she is❤️kansashimasu kawaii

[@Pedil]

Wow, first time learning japanese in japanese. Thank you so much for making it easy to understand!

[@黄先誠]

謝謝老師。講解的很詳細

[@leilanegabiola1461]

Thank you so much now I know the causative form.

[@pinklady97999]

Your explanation is very good sensei , arigatougosaimasu

[@GauravMeena-h7z]

Thankyou for clear my dout❤

[@KaungSetNaing-j7z]

I got your explanation very well. And also my memory is stuck in your smile face 😳

[@FelipeMatheusWatanabeHigashi]

分かりやすい説明し方、ありがとうございました。

[@sweetdurt2143]

何回、何十回この「させる」事が見えた。このビデオを見る前でも「させる」の事が分かっていた。よく使ってる事ですね。

[@noah1502]

helpful! thank you! 説明してくれてありがとうございました😊

[@hackptui]

なつみ先生は一番好きなcotoの先生です。明日は楽しみ！

[@MiltonJava]

素晴らしいです！

[@momonmamon2593]

知識を共有くれてありがとうございます😊

[@dileema-yw6zr]

どうもありがとうございます先生。🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️

[@anurasirikumara6383]

Your explanation is very good sensei.どうもありがとう😆💕✨ございます

[@riyaghosh6886]

ありがとうございます先生

[@jamesernestamodia-ef5fq]

ありがとう先生❤

[@thetoozaw3840]

Thank you🤩

[@odessashiraishi2000]

Thank you very much.

[@kasunsrimal7746]

Super ❤❤❤

[@osvaldoramirez2375]

gracias por todo

[@lichking1362]

💗 有り難う 完璧だ。

[@willian4490]

ありがとうございました！

[@adisir8961]

ありがとうございます。 先生は生徒に教室を掃除させました。 先生は生徒をトイレに行かせました。 先生と会うたびに生徒は楽しませたと言っていました。

[@asmaegraoua6758]

So in okasan wa kodomo ni juicu wo nomasemasu you used ni with the one who we gonna let him do somthing but on kodomo wa minna o egao ni sasemasu dont you used kodomo wa minna ni egao wo sasemasu ? I cant understand ?

[@charlesstaudt2077]

EXCELLENT DEAR 🌹👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷

[@hasanchowdhury6900]

役に立つ

[@osvaldoramirez2375]

why in some cases you use を instead of に

[@marcneo1598]

hello, Sorry to ask if the JLPT test including any reading section? Please let me know… thanks.

[@TristenS27]

Nicee

[@slviduyt7863]

😍

[@skippychurch2965]

次、「させられる」っての動画を教えてくれます

[@RiverFleuve]

🔥🔥🔥

[@jevonrodgers4599]

kinda wish she explained in detail the importance of the ni particle, in anycase great video looking forward to the next one.

[@HardToBeAPoopGod]

に often implies the "target" in sentences, an object that has something happening to it. unlike を, it's not "transformative" of the object. it doesn't change or transform it substantially. the focus lies more on the action than the object it's somewhat subtle and nuanced, but most of the time you just learn when to use に for specific grammar cases anyway :>

[@jevonrodgers4599]

@@HardToBeAPoopGod i just wanted her to touch on it for the sake of others. Im studying for N2 myself but those who arent at that level need to understand the importance of particles because in informal speech particles are often omitted which is fine but it will hurt students studying for Jlpt.

[@CotoLanguageAcademy]

Noted!

[@RiverFleuve]

🫡🫡🫡

[@alfanani44]

Sensei, please correct me. 「君がささいなことをした全部は僕を好きにさせる」 I want to say "All the little things you do that made me fall in love with you" in japanese 😄 ありがとうございます

[@mohitsaxena7286]

上司は部下に毎日残業をさせています。 子供に公園で遊ばせます。 彼女は美人だから男性たちにドキドキさせます。