Difference between 🥶 hieru (冷える), hiyasu (冷やす), sameru (冷める) and samasu (冷ます), Grammar N4-30

These 4 Verbs can all be translated in English as to GET or BECOME COLD (INTRANSITIVE VERB) and to COOL SOMETHING (TRANSITIVE VERB).

But there are differences depending on temperature.

In this video, you'll learn how to use them correctly in different sentence sentences.


In this video, we'll also learn more about INTRANSITIVE and TRANSITIVE VERBS, practising intransitive verbs in TE Form + IMASU(-います ) to express STATE.

Thank you for making that video. As trivial as it may sound the difference between the four verbs is crucial to everyday Japanese and semantic comprehension of Japanese language as a whole.
Now if you could make an easy to understand video about different usages of は and が - you`d be eligible for linguistics award of the year nonetheless

Lomaster said:

Thank you for making that video. As trivial as it may sound the difference between the four verbs is crucial to everyday Japanese and semantic comprehension of Japanese language as a whole. Now if you could make an easy to understand video about different usages of は and が - you`d be eligible for linguistics award of the year nonetheless

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Thank you very much for your nice comment. As you say, the particle は and が is difficult to understand or use correctly. I have already made some videos about it, for example:










When you watch all of these videos above, l am quite sure you will better understand these particles, and I will continue more in the future.