C Cosmic 後輩 Joined 7 Jul 2010 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 7 Jul 2010 #1 I have a question about a sentence that uses Passive and Causative verb forms: さあ、俺を感じさせてくれ! How does the grammar work in this sentence? Is the speaker saying "Feel my emotion!"?
I have a question about a sentence that uses Passive and Causative verb forms: さあ、俺を感じさせてくれ! How does the grammar work in this sentence? Is the speaker saying "Feel my emotion!"?
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 7 Jul 2010 #2 Actually, that's not a passive but an imperative form of "-te form of causative + くれる." さあ、俺を感じさせてくれ! Come on, make me feel it! 感じる 感じさせる(causative) 感じさせられる(causative passive)
Actually, that's not a passive but an imperative form of "-te form of causative + くれる." さあ、俺を感じさせてくれ! Come on, make me feel it! 感じる 感じさせる(causative) 感じさせられる(causative passive)