It is natural to choose the viewpoint based on which person is mentally closer to the speaker. It is still worth noting that the third person can choose any viewpoint they please, though. Rule 3: When the speaker is mentally between the giver and the receiver, both perspectives are easily assumable. It should be remarked that the owner of the viewpoint always locates themselves in lower position, no matter how much higher of a position they may have over someone else.
In part 2 , we will see the usage of imperative form. Your email address will not be published. Quick Recap. Ex 1: With the girl A as the speaker; she puts herself as the subject. Tip: The first person pronoun may be omitted in the case where the speaker is involved in the action. Thank you. And please pardon the slow updates. This was so helpful, as a self Japanese learner. Reading this article made it very simple to understand. Thank you so much!
In my textbook the description of Morau and Kureru were excactly the same, with no pointer to the difference. Thankyou so much for the article, I was confused about why I kept getting questions wrong!! Your email address will not be published.
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