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This is the longer lesson exclusive on Patreon ^^

Watch あげる vs くれる vs もらう first
- https://youtu.be/ax03R0w5v3Q 

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.


+ the differences between the passive form (~aれる) vs てくれる.

Which one should we use for "I was invited"?

誘われた (さそわれた)
vs
誘ってくれた (さそってくれた)


Be careful when to use "てあげる" ;)

Make your own example sentences and leave them in the comments :)!

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てあげる vs てくれる vs てもらう (to do ~ for smbd) *LONGER for PATREON*

*LONGER ver. for PATRONS* Watch あげる vs くれる vs もらう first - https://youtu.be/ax03R0w5v3Q 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

Comments

Alex Johnson

Hi Misa, is there ever an instance where one would use ている to the sentence somewhere. As in “I am (doing the favor of) fixing Tanaka-san’s computer.” 田中さのパソコンをなおしてあげている I can’t seem to find anything online so I’m guessing it’s not used with the てあげる/てくれる/てもらう forms. Thanks!

蛍火

Hi, Misa-sensei! When talking to people that is older than me, teachers or strangers can I still use てあげる、てくれる and てもらう or it's better to use さしあげる、くださる or いただく respectively? Thank you 🙏🏻