PASSIVE form┃-られた (rareta) (Sound Like a Native Speaker!)
Watch the LONGER lesson on Patreon More example sentences, more grammar points to learn https://bit.ly/2wwDA0o Today we'll learn how to use the passive form in Japanese. The passive form will help you make sentences like: ★ He laughed at me. ☆ He took a picture of me! I'm upset. ★ My girlfriend looked at my phone. ☆ He dumped me. ★ They heard us! ☆ A delinquent hit me. ★ That person bought the last sandwich!! ☆ Someone stole my wallet. And more!! The passive form is a must-learn grammar point to sound like a native speaker so make sure you take notes and practice them in the comments below :) I also explained the differences between this passive form and てしまう / ちゃう form. てしまう / ちゃう lesson ⇓ • #45 てしまう / ちゃう How To Stop Sounding Like a... ーーーーーーー Watch the CAUSATIVE FORM lesson next • Causative form Part ①┃The Senpai MADE His ... --------------------------------------------------------------------- Buy me a cup of matcha :3 https://ko-fi.com/japaneseammo ★Check out my merch https://bit.ly/3jIqAMR Follow me and read posts I write in Japanese! :) ★ Instagram @japaneseammo_misa https://bit.ly/35urpjr ★ Twitter lessons! Talk to me @japaneseammo / japaneseammo ★ Facebook (Sharing is caring!) / japaneseammo

Causative form Part ①┃The Senpai MADE His Kōhai Go to... / I forced smbd. to do~

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