てあげる vs てくれる vs てもらう (to do ~ for smbd vs Smbd does ~ for me) + PASSIVE form vs てくれる

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This time we'll learn the differences between てあげる (to do ~ for smbd) vs てくれる (Smbd does ~ for me) vs もらう (to have smbd do ~ for me) and how to properly use them in a sentence.
Also the differences between the passive form (~aれる) vs てくれる.
誘われる vs 誘ってくれる = to be invited
Watch あげる vs くれる vs もらう first
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I finally understand the difference between 'kureru' and 'morau', thank you.

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First time I really understood the nuances between te kureru and te morau. These videos are great, thank you!!

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Thank you very much for this! I'm studying for the JLPTN4 and I realized that I couldn't use pretty well te-morau and te-kureru, so this was really helpful!!

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I've been learning a lot from you sensei! Also, one of my Japanese teacher told me Abt this morau and kureru nuances. Morau is more like you getting something but the nuance is they gave it to you bec u somehow asked for it. Also, it does not emphasize who gave u. The emphasis is always the Watashi and not the somebody-ni Whereas, kureru is u getting something without u asking for it. Like there's a nuance that u are grateful for receiving it. Therefore u give emphasis on the person that gave it to u which is why it's someone-ga All in all, kureru shows gratitude to the person who gave u therefore emphasis is given to tht person. Whilst morau is it doesn't matter who gave it, I received it, I got it.

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I love Japanese language because of all these nuances... But it's hard to learn bec textbook doesn't tell u these. だから、ミサ先生が本当に教えてくれてありがとうございました。

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Finally I understand the difference between てあげる and てもらう ! 教えてくれてありがとう！

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lol I always use てくれる form, but I actually didn't understand the grammar at all, I just used it once by mistake and no one corrected me so I've been using it ever since

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did you asked us (in this case it's ME) to gave a thumbs up if this video helps? well guess what, you just got that and THANKS TO YOU. I recently try to learn Japanese language by using Minna No Nihongo book and this part really gave me headache but after i watched your video my headache's gone. Now i fully understand the differences. どうもありがとうございました. Definitely i will check your other videos.

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So helpful!!! Thank you. Just started studying て あげる／くれる／もらう and my text book is not doing a great job at explaining these.

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misa, just a little advice. it seems like your room is usually quite noisy because of a computer or AC or something like that, or your mic picks up your voice too low and you (or it does it by itself?) have to bring the volume up, and with that comes the background noise. there are free plugins for "noise removal" that can help you lower this noise, because it acts upon its main frequency as an equalizer. it's easier to use than it sounds trust me lol anyway, i feel like that would help making watching your videos a little bit more pleasant, since that noise can be kind of annoying or even make people feel sleepy. it's nothing too bad since your lessons are still incredibly good, so don't take this too seriously! but consider finding a way to have your audio sound cleaner. thanks for the video!

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I really needed this! Thanks so much!

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I love your British accent.....and oh yes thank you for teaching me Sensei!

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way better than the explanation on Minna no nihongo chapter 24 lol I'm currently on that part and i got really confused with their english wordings. いつも教えてくれたありがとう！

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I also think that Misa Sensei is the best KZbin teacher ever. Pero además, como dice la canción: when she laughs, I'm over the moon.

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thank you misa sensei! as always great content

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Misa-sensei said you can't understand this video without learning te form but she still explained it 😂

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Thank you Misa sensei, a great lesson!

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本当に教えてくれてありがとうございます！！！ ブラジルからの感謝。*---*

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Epic lesson.

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it helps me to better understand and how to use it. arigatou

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いつも教えてありがとう😊！

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thankyou very much Misa Sensei

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What a great lesson, thank you!

[@shaktithakuri1718]

Misa sensei Arigatou gozaimasu iroiro oshietekite kuremashita ne 😊😊 could you please make a lesson on : sou , you, mitai, rashii cuz they look so similar and I'm still confuse using it properly Yoroshiku Onegaishimasu 😊😊

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very well explained,, appreciate you 😊😊😊

[@user-qr2ch3ht9b]

So, we use: (kureru) and (morau) when we speak about: someone does somthing nice to another person, and (ageru), when we want to say that we did something good to others. The diffrence between (kureru) and (mora)u is that, (kureru) is used when we didn't mean to ask others for a favor (morau) is when we show them that wa want from them to do us a favor only.