Episode 84 - How do men and women say "do this!!" (te form + kure, te form)

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- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4tXuGwviHU&t=216s ========================================================== 食べてください 食べろ。 食べなさい。 お金を貸してください。 お金を貸せ。 お金を貸しなさい。 「それをしないでくれ」 「すぐに来てくれ」 There is "te kure" as a man's word, and the negative expression is "nai de kure". Both are often used as men's words to family and friends, and are also used together with "yo". We also hear this expression in animes. "Ne" cannot be added. This expression is close to an "instruction." これを見てくれ。  Take a look at this.  おーい、だれか来てくれ。 Hey, somebody come. そこにすわってくれ。 Sit there.   静かに聞いてくれよ。 Listen quietly. 言わないでくれよ。 Don't tell me. どこへも行かないでくれよ。 Don't go anywhere. Then, when it comes to women, instead of saying "te kure", the women use the abbreviation of "te kudasi", which is "te". The tone of end of the sentence will be raised. You can also add "ne" and "yo". 明日、必ず来て。 Be sure to come tomorrow. 息を吸って。 take a breath. 手伝って。 Help me. 見て、見て! Look, look! このおもちゃ、買ってよ! Buy this toy! がんばってね! Do your best! 泣かないでよ!  Don't cry! =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support me? ===============================================

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