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Update Japanese verbs page for causative and passive forms.

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2. [非意志動詞 Non-Volitional Verbs](#非意志動詞)
3. [他動詞 Transitive Verbs](#他動詞)
4. [自動詞 Intransitive Verbs](#自動詞)
5. [受身形 Passive from](#受身形)
6. [使役形 Causative form](#使役形)
5. [使役形 Causative form](#使役形)
6. [受身形 Passive from](#受身形)
7. [使役受身形 Causative-passive form](#使役受身形)
This page contains my notes on verb conjugation in Japanese.
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* ドアを開ける。 - "I open the door."
* Here, ドア is the object directly affected by the action 開ける.
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#### 自動詞
##### Intransitive Verbs じどうし
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#### 受身形
##### Passive from
* 笑う to laugh
* 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われる"/> to be laughed at *(passive form)*
* 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/> was laughed at *(passive form)*
* あいつは笑った。 He laughed.
* あいつに笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/> He laughed at me. (offending)
* あいつは私の写真を撮った。 
* He took a picture of me.
* あいつは私の写真を撮<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 
* He took a picture of me. (But I do not like that)
* 好きな人に<Furigana kanji="振" kana="ふ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* My crush dumped/rejected me. (And I am upset)
* あいつに<Furigana kanji="携帯" kana="けいたい"/>を見<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* He saw my phone. (And I am upset)
* たくさん食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* (someone) ate so much. (and I am upset about that)
* 見<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/> 
* They saw me! (I don't like that)
* 見<Jps colour="c2" text="ちゃった"/> 
* I saw it! (I regret it / Oh noes!)
Its not always anger, its a negative feeling.
* <Furigana kanji="配達" kana="はいたつ"/>の人に歌っているのを<Furigana kanji="聞" kana="き"/>かれた。 
* A deliveryman heard me singing. (And I am emberrassed)
* <Furigana kanji="隣" kana="となり"/>の人に<Furigana kanji="踊" kana="おど"/>っているのをみられた。 
* My neighbour saw me dancing. (And I am emberrassed)
Not always is the passive form offensive or negative, its also used to speak from a different perspective;
* 誕生日を聞<Jps colour="c1" text="かれた"/>。 
* I was asked for my birthday. (...asked me for my birthday)
* 山田さんに誕生日を聞<Jps colour="c1" text="かれた"/>。 
* Yamada-san asked me for my birthday.
* 友達に「写真を撮って」って<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/><Jps colour="c1" text="まれた"/>。 
* My friend asked me "please take a picture".
* 友達に写真を撮るように<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/>まれました。 
* My friend asked me to take a picture.
Do not use;
* 友達は私に「写真を撮って」って<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/>んだ。 *It sounds pretty unnatural.*
* この家<Jps colour="c2" text="は"/>1987年に<Furigana kanji="建" kana="た"/>てられた。 
* This house was built in 1987.
Note that you do not use the <Jps colour="c2" text="を"/> particle here, you are not annoyed that this house was built.
* 山田さんに家<Jps colour="c2" underline=true text="を"/><Furigana kanji="建" kana="た"/>てられた。 
* Yamada-san built a house (and I am upset).
---
Take care, iru and eru verbs conjugate *both* to: ~られる for *Passive* but also for *Potential* forms.
* 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 *passive form*
* (to be eaten, someone eats and I am upset)
* 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="(ら)れる"/>。 *potential form*
* (can eat) ら is usually omitted in informal speech.
* お姉ちゃんに食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 *passive form*
* My older sister ate it. (and I am upset)
* 箸で食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 *potential form*
* I can eat with chopsticks.
This is not the case for every verb though. Check the verbs conjugation rules.
* ~<Furigana kanji="殴" kana="なぐ"/>られる *passive form*
* I am hit (and I am upset).
* ~<Furigana kanji="殴" kana="なぐ"/>れる *potential form* 
* I can hit.
* 買われる *passive form*
* someone buys (and I am upset).
* 買える *potential form* 
* I can buy.
* 言われる *passive form*
* someone says (and I am upset).
* 言える *potential form*
* I can say.
* ばかって言<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/>。 
* I was told I am stupid.
* 彼女に料理がまずかったって言われた。 
* My girlfriend told me that the food I made tasted bad (and I am upset).
* 窓が開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>*potential form*
* I can open the window (because of strong wind).
* 窓を開けるよ。
* I can open it (I will do it for you).
* 窓は開いています。 *intransitive verb*
* The window is open.
* 窓は開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 *passive form*
* The window was opened.
* 窓<Jps colour="c2" text="は"/>山田さん<Jps colour="c2" text="に"/>開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* The window was opened by Yamada-san.
* 山田さん<Jps colour="c2" text="に"/><Jps colour="c2" text="を"/>開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* Yamada-san opened the window (and I am upset).
Negative forms:
* 食べられない。 will not be eaten / cannot eat
* たべられなかった。 was not eaten / could not eat
* <Furigana kanji="鹿" kana="しか"/>はライオンに食べられなかった。 
* The deer was not eaten by the lion. Told from perspective of the deer.
* ライオンは<Furigana kanji="鹿" kana="しか"/>を食べなかった。 
* Same meaning, but told from perspective of the lion.
Irregular verbs:
* ~する > される *passive form*
* ネタバレされた。 Someone spoiled (the story) (and I am upset).
* <Furigana kanji="浮気" kana="うわき"/>された。 
* Someone cheated on me (and I am upset).
* ~する > できる *potential form*
* 料理できる。 I can cook.
* ~<Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る > <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/>られる *passive form*
* ~<Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る > <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/>られる *potential form*
###### 関係する動画
* [PASSIVE form┃-られた (rareta)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPOA3OYFnj4) by: [Japanese Ammo with Misa](https://www.youtube.com/@JapaneseAmmowithMisa)
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#### 使役形
##### Causative form
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させます"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody eat.
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させない"/> > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させません"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="not make"/> somebody eat.
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させます"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody eat.
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させない"/> > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させません"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="not make"/> somebody eat.
* 友達にケーキを食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させた"/> I <Jps colour="c1" text="made"/> my friend eat a cake.
* 子供に野菜を食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させません"/> I <Jps colour="c1" text="do not force"/> my children to eat vegetables.
* 見る > 見させる To make somebody watch.
* 見る > 見<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody watch.
* みさはみんなに<Furigana kanji="名探偵" kana="めいたんてい"/>ピカチュウの映画を見<Jps colour="c1" text="させた"/>。 
* Misa made everyone watch the [Detective Pikachu](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detective_Pikachu_(film)) film.
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* <Furigana kanji="先輩" kana="せんぱい"/><Furigana kanji="後輩" kana="こうはい"/>にお酒を飲ませた。 
* Senpai <Jps colour="c1" text="made"/> kouhai drink alcohol.
* 立つ > 立たない Do not stand.
Conjugate to the negative form and add せる。
* 立つ > 立<Jps underline=true text="た"/>ない Do not stand.
* 立つ > 立<Jps colour="c1" text="たせる"/>、立<Jps colour="c1" text="たせた"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make/made"/> someone stand.
* 先生は学生に立<Jps colour="c1" text="たせました"/>。 
* The teacher <Jps colour="c1" text="made"/> the student stand.
* 待つ > 待<Jps colour="c1" text="たせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody wait.
* お待たせしました!
* お待<Jps colour="c1" text="たせしました"/>
* 写真を撮る > 写真を撮<Jps colour="c1" text="らせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody take a picture.
* 売る > 売<Jps colour="c1" text="らせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody sell.
* 乗る > 乗<Jps colour="c1" text="らせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody ride.
* やる > や<Jps colour="c1" text="らせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody do.
* 押す > 押<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody push.
* 話す > 話<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody speak.
* みさはみんなに日本語<Jps colour="c2" text="で"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>。 
* Misa <Jps colour="c1" text="makes"/> everyone speak <Jps colour="c2" text="in"/> Japanese.
* 歌う > 歌わない
* 遊ぶ > 遊<Jps colour="c1" text="ばせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody play.
* 読む > 読<Jps colour="c1" text="ませる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody read.
* 歌う > 歌<Jps underline=true text="わ"/>ない Do not sing.
* 歌う > 歌<Jps colour="c1" text="わせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody sing.
* 買う > 買<Jps colour="c1" text="わせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody buy.
* 言う > 言<Jps colour="c1" text="わせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody say.
* 笑う > 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="わせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody laugh. (It does not mean force, the nuance here that it is a good thing to make someone laugh).
* 笑う > 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="わせる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody laugh. *(It does not mean force, the nuance here that it is a good thing to make someone laugh)*.
Its not always a forced action, it depends on context.
* お母さんが子供にピーマンを食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>
* The mother <Jps colour="c1" text="makes / lets"/> the child eat green pepper.
* 彼女が彼氏にチョコレートを食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>
* The girl <Jps colour="c1" text="makes / lets"/> her boyfriend eat chocolate.
**Negative form**
* ここから<Furigana kanji="先" kana="さき"/>へ行<Jps colour="c1" text="かせません"/>
* I will <Jps colour="c1" text="not allow"/> you to go further than here.
**Irregular verbs**
* する > <Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody do.
* <Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る > <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody come.
* <Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る &gt; <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody come.
* 息子に:ゲームを<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>前に、宿題を<Jps colour="c1" text="させた"/>。 
* 息子に:ゲームを<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>前に、<Furigana kanji="宿題" kana="しゅくだい"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させた"/>。 
* Before letting my son play a game, I <Jps colour="c1" text="made"/> him do homework.
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##### させてあげる、させてくれる、させてもらう
This adds more of a "let" meaning and makes it sound more like a favour.
To change the meaning into "to <Jps colour="c1" text="let"/> somebody do something", add the following grammar:
* に<Jps colour="c2" text="させ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="てあげる"/> I <Jps colour="c1" text="let"/> somebody do something.
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* [CAUSATIVE form┃-part 1](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpo7YOytU6c) by: [Japanese Ammo with Misa](https://www.youtube.com/@JapaneseAmmowithMisa)
* [CAUSATIVE form┃-part 2](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dunBnCI1iP0) by: [Japanese Ammo with Misa](https://www.youtube.com/@JapaneseAmmowithMisa)
---
#### 受身形
##### Passive from
* 笑う to laugh
* 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われる"/> to be laughed at *(passive form)*
* 笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/> was laughed at *(passive form)*
* あいつは笑った。 He laughed.
* あいつに笑<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/> He laughed at me. *(offending)*
* あいつは私の写真を撮った。 
* He took a picture of me.
* あいつは私の写真を撮<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 
* He took a picture of me. *(But I do not like that)*
* 好きな人に<Furigana kanji="振" kana="ふ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* My crush dumped/rejected me. *(And I am upset)*
* あいつに<Furigana kanji="携帯" kana="けいたい"/>を見<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* He saw my phone. *(And I am upset)*
* たくさん食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* (someone) ate so much. *(and I am upset about that)*
* ネズミが猫に食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* A rat <Jps colour="c1" text="was eaten"/> by a cat.
* 私のクッキーが姉に食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* My cookie <Jps colour="c1" text="was eaten"/> by my older sister. *(And I am upset)*
* 見<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/> 
* They saw me! *(I don't like that)*
* 見<Jps colour="c2" text="ちゃった"/> 
* I saw it! *(I regret it / Oh noes!)*
Its not always anger, its a negative feeling.
* <Furigana kanji="配達" kana="はいたつ"/>の人に歌っているのを<Furigana kanji="聞" kana="き"/><Jps colour="c1" text="かれた"/>。 
* A deliveryman heard me singing. *(And I am emberrassed)*
* <Furigana kanji="隣" kana="となり"/>の人に<Furigana kanji="踊" kana="おど"/>っているのを見<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 
* My neighbour saw me dancing. *(And I am emberrassed)*
Not always is the passive form offensive or negative, its also used to speak from a different perspective;
* 誕生日を聞<Jps colour="c1" text="かれた"/>。 
* I was asked for my birthday. *(...asked me for my birthday)*
* 山田さんに誕生日を聞<Jps colour="c1" text="かれた"/>。 
* Yamada-san asked me for my birthday.
* 友達に「写真を撮って」って<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/><Jps colour="c1" text="まれた"/>。 
* My friend asked me "please take a picture".
* 友達に写真を撮るように<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/>まれました。 
* My friend asked me to take a picture.
Do not use;
* 友達は私に「写真を撮って」って<Furigana kanji="頼" kana="たの"/>んだ。 *It sounds pretty unnatural.*
* この家<Jps colour="c2" text="は"/>1987年に<Furigana kanji="建" kana="た"/>てられた。 
* This house was built in 1987.
Note that you do not use the <Jps colour="c2" text="を"/> particle here, you are not annoyed that this house was built.
* 山田さんに家<Jps colour="c2" underline=true text="を"/><Furigana kanji="建" kana="た"/>てられた。 
* Yamada-san built a house (and I am upset).
---
Take care, iru and eru verbs conjugate *both* to: ~られる for *Passive* but also for *Potential* forms.
* 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 *passive form*
* (to be eaten, someone eats and I am upset)
* 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="(ら)れる"/>。 *potential form*
* (can eat) ら is usually omitted in informal speech.
* お姉ちゃんに食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 *passive form*
* My older sister ate it. *(and I am upset)*
* 箸で食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 *potential form*
* I can eat with chopsticks.
This is not the case for every verb though. Check the verbs conjugation rules.
* ~<Furigana kanji="殴" kana="なぐ"/>られる *passive form*
* I am hit (and I am upset).
* ~<Furigana kanji="殴" kana="なぐ"/>れる *potential form* 
* I can hit.
* 買われる *passive form*
* someone buys *(and I am upset)*.
* 買える *potential form* 
* I can buy.
* 言われる *passive form*
* someone says *(and I am upset)*.
* 言える *potential form*
* I can say.
* このキノコは食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>。 *potential form*
* This mushroom is edible.
* ばかって言<Jps colour="c1" text="われた"/>。 
* I was told I am stupid.
* 彼女に料理がまずかったって言われた。 
* My girlfriend told me that the food I made tasted bad *(and I am upset)*.
* 窓が開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/>*potential form*
* I can open the window *(because of strong wind)*.
* 窓を開けるよ。
* I can open it (I will do it for you).
* 窓は開いています。 *intransitive verb*
* The window is open.
* 窓は開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>。 *passive form*
* The window was opened.
* 窓<Jps colour="c2" text="は"/>山田さん<Jps colour="c2" text="に"/>開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* The window was opened by Yamada-san.
* 山田さん<Jps colour="c2" text="に"/><Jps colour="c2" text="を"/>開け<Jps colour="c1" text="られた"/>
* Yamada-san opened the window *(and I am upset)*.
**Negative forms**
* 食べられない。 will not be eaten / cannot eat
* たべられなかった。 was not eaten / could not eat
* <Furigana kanji="鹿" kana="しか"/>はライオンに食べられなかった。 
* The deer was not eaten by the lion. *(Told from perspective of the deer)*
* ライオンは<Furigana kanji="鹿" kana="しか"/>を食べなかった。 
* Same meaning, but told from perspective of the lion.
**Irregular verbs**
* ~する > <Jps colour="c1" text="される"/> *passive form*
* ネタバレ<Jps colour="c1" text="された"/>。 
* Someone spoiled (the story) *(and I am upset)*.
* <Furigana kanji="浮気" kana="うわき"/><Jps colour="c1" text="された"/>。 
* Someone cheated on me *(and I am upset)*.
* ~する > <Jps colour="c1" text="できる"/> *potential form*
* 料理できる。 I can cook.
The passive and potential form for 来る is the same, like for other verbs.
* <Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る > <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/> *passive form*
* <Furigana kanji="来" kana="く"/>る > <Furigana kanji="来" kana="こ"/><Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/> *potential form*
###### 関係する動画
* [PASSIVE form┃-られた (rareta)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPOA3OYFnj4) by: [Japanese Ammo with Misa](https://www.youtube.com/@JapaneseAmmowithMisa)
---
#### 使役受身形
##### Causative-passive form - しえきうけみけい
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させられる"/> > To <Jps colour="c1" text="be forced to"/> eat.
* <Jps colour="c2" text="お母さんが"/>子供にピーマンを食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/>。 *(Passive form)*
* The mother <Jps colour="c1" text="makes / lets"/> the child eat green pepper.
* <Jps colour="c2" text="子供が"/>お母さんにピーマンを食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させられる"/>。 *(Causative-passive form)*
* The child <Jps colour="c1" text="is forced to"/> eat green pepper by the mother.
---
* 日本では、お酒を飲<Jps colour="c1" text="ませられる"/>ことが多い。
* In Japan, the event of <Jps colour="c1" text="being made to"/> drink is numerous.
* 仕事を<Furigana kanji="辞" kana="や"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させられた"/>
* I <Jps colour="c1" text="was forced to"/> quit my work.
* その映画は考え<Jps colour="c1" text="させられる"/>
* That movie <Jps colour="c1" text="makes you"/> think.
* 僕は<Furigana kanji="支店" kana="してん"/>から<Furigana kanji="支店" kana="してん"/>へと<Furigana kanji="転勤" kana="てんきん"/><Jps colour="c1" text="させられた"/>
* I <Jps colour="c1" text="was forced to"/> transfer from one branch office to another branch office.
* お父さんにお酒を飲<Jps colour="c1" text="ませられた"/>
* My father <Jps colour="c1" text="made me"/> drink alcohol.
---
**Causative, passive and causative-passive forms**
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody eat.
* Causative form
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="られる"/> To be eaten *(someone eats and I am upset)*.
* Passive form
* 食べる > 食べ<Jps colour="c1" text="させられる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="be forced to"/> eat.
* Causative-passive form
---
* 読む > 読<Jps colour="c1" text="ませる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="make"/> somebody read.
* Causative form
* 読む > 読<Jps colour="c1" text="まれる"/> To be read.
* Passive form
* 読む > 読<Jps colour="c1" text="まさられる"/> To <Jps colour="c1" text="be forced to"/> read.
* Causative-passive form
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* 起きる > 起きさせられる 
* 寝る > 寝させられる 
* 見る > 見させられる 
* する > させられる 
* 行く > 行かせられる 
* 書く > 書かせられる 
* 泳ぐ > 泳がせられる
Note, that there is a difference in **written** and **spoken** forms of the causative-passive forms.
* 読む > 飲ませられる *(Written)*
* 読む > 飲まされる  *(Spoken)*
* 待つ > 待たせられる *(Written)*
* 待つ > 待たされる  *(Spoken)*
* 言う > 言わせられる *(Written)*
* 言う > 言わされる  *(Spoken)*
###### 関係する動画
* [Pera Pera Class #2】SARERU, SASERU, SASERARERU - Passive, Causative, Causative-Passive form JAPANESE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA-Fo-xjdRg) by: [Okaeri SCHOOL](https://www.youtube.com/@OkaeriSCHOOL)