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Nihongo Daily — Lesson 29: Causative — Making Someone Do Something

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Lesson 29 turns the camera around with the causative form — making someone do something — built around the saseru ending and a strict coach who makes Haru run, practice, eat, and read. You'll learn tabesaseru (to make someone eat), nomaseru (to make someone drink), ikaseru (to make someone go), yomaseru (to make someone read), kakaseru (to make someone write), misaseru (to make someone watch), hashiraseru (to make someone run), renshuu saseru (to make someone practice), and kantoku (coach / director).

 
 
 

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