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| type | title | date |
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| Classes | 10/22/2025 - Japanese Class | 2025-10-22 |
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Random Words
ひどい -> Terrible/Serious (Used with Weather
羨ましい -> うらましい -> Enviable/Jelous, but as an Adj
ごちそう する -> To invite to and treat to a meal (at a restraint, or at their house, wherever)
ご馳走してくれてありがとうございました。-> Thank you for treating me to a meal
手続き -> てつづき -> Procedure
探す -> さがす -> To search for things
紹介(しょうかい)する -> To introduce
Using くれます after a verb
Person doing it for you+ は + 私に + Verb in て form + くれます
Used if somebody is doing the verb for you. 私に is often ommited, so need for it most of the time.
Remember くれます is if somebody is giving something to you
Examples
先生は私に日本語を教えてくれます The teacher to me teaches Japanese
Aさんは 私を 駅に 送ってくれます。 A-san for me to the stations takes.
Aさんは綿火の車を直してくれます A-san fixed my car for me
彼は私にこのかばんを買ってくれます。 He, for me, this bag, bought (for me)
誰かが私たちにごちそうしてくれます Somebody for us treated us to a meal
私が入社したとき誰かは仕事を手伝ってくれます When I entered the company, somebody with my helped me
姉妹はレンタカーの手続きを手伝ってくれました。 Sister with rental car procedure helped me
兄弟は、食料品店で、食べ物を探すのを手伝ってくれました。 Kyōdai wa, shokuryōhin-ten de, tabemono o sagasu no o tetsudatte kuremashita.
Using あげます after a verb
Person your doing it for + に + Verb in て form + あげます
Used if your doing something for somebody.
Remember あげます is you doing something for somebody. Opposite of the notes that came above.
Be careful what market you put after the person your doing it for, it'll depend on the verb being used after.
Use に if we're doing the action that doesn't really involve the person. Cooking for them and presenting the results. Similar to using the English "to that person" instead of "for that person"
However if the action does involve the person, like taking them somewhere, or doing something physical with them where they would be the subject of the verb at hand, use を.
Examples
私は友達に料理してあげます I for my friend cook
先生はAさんに日本語を教えてあげます The teacher to A-san teaches Japanese
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