てある vs ている vs ておく + Transitive / Intransitive verbs ┃JLPT N4

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This time we'll learn how to use てある and the differences between てある, ている and ておく.
This grammar point is neccessary to learn to pass the JLPT N4.
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Transitive vs Intransitive verbs (自動詞ｖｓ他動詞)
- • Transitive vs Intransi...
ておく
- • ておく / とく to do in adva...
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この動画のおかげで、やっと「開けてある」と「開いてるある」の違うを分かった　：）

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「あけてある」と「あいている」の違い desune

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I never learned ～てある before. This lesson was very easy to understand. Thanks, Misa!

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Great lesson, as expected from みさ先生. By the way, if it's not too much trouble and not too much to ask, could you make a lesson about verb nominalizers (の、こと、のこと) in the future as well? I would also like to know about infinitive forms (聞き、覚え、etc) and how exactly they are used in a sentence. ありがとうございます。

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Wow your explanation of te aru was so much clearer than the one's I'd previously encountered, thanks sensei !

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Can you do an entire lesson on かける　, It seems to be a super common verb but nobody is teaching about it. Thanks in advance!

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Totally agree, I asked my teacher, and he just said it is used with 電話を、nope, I see it everywhere

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You can't just use a dictionary?

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@@NathanRichan Dictionaries, only tell you the basic definition. They don't teach grammar, provide examples or teach subtle nuances such as the difference between 2 verbs with the same definition. かける is also notable for having 25+ definitions (source: jisho.org/search/kakeru), I think a verb that complex warrants some explanation.

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@@Dave_thenerd Similar to the English word set, which has 464 definitions as told by Oxford. With that comparison, かける is a breeze.

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You did an amazing job here, Misa. It was making my head spin, trying to understand the differences between　trans +〜てある and intrans＋〜ている, but I think I've got it now! I love how you take it one step at a time and then do a quick review at the end. Really appreciate the meticulous attention to detail with the colours for translation, too. When I go to tomorrow's lesson, I think it'll make a lot more sense now. Thank you

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OMG this is way better understood when you explained it. I've been reading about this pattern and it was very confusing to me いつもありがとうみさちゃん！助かった！

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<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1270">21:10</a> - I think this part really helped it click for me. ありがとうございました。

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i had never seen てある in the few books I had for school, only in context in manga and had to guess, I'm so glad I got rec this video to learn it properly.

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Older video.... but I thought I would share the patterns I use to recognize intransitive vs. transitive verbs: Transitivity pair patterns (not 100% but close enough) する、す、せる、める、べる、 てる --> 他動詞 あ-stem +る、 む、 ぶ、 つ --> 自動詞 Others u eru depend on meaning with u being the "usual" and eru being the "flipped" depending on whether the usual meaning is transitive or intransitive

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[@MarkHogan994]

2 major mistakes. First of all it's どうも not どもう. Second, you cannot put a comma like that after a plain form verb like すぎる. You have to use the connective -て form. So it would be かわいすぎて、。。。 2 minor mistakes as well. Usually かわいい is not written in kanji. Typically you should write that word in hiragana. Secondly, it sounds weird and honestly a bit rude to use 役に立つ about a person. You should use 頼りになる。

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[@Yrenne]

Ahh, this was such a big revelation for me that the -ている conjugation with intransitive verbs means something IS (already) something, as opposed to the present continuous meaning the transitive verbs take on. I mean you see it with the popular anime quote 「お前はもう死んでいる」which is translated to "You are already dead"... and 死ぬ would indeed be an intransitive verb.

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「てある」についてレッソンを初めて聞いたときに、このレッソンは難しいなと思ていたのですが、ミサ先生のおかげで、だんだん分かってきました😭 もっと勉強することは必要ですけどね😅 教えてくれて本当にありがとうございます！ (自然じゃない文章があったら、直してお願いします🙇‍♀️)