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The Passive Form in Japanese Verb Conjugation Drill Practice for Upper Beginners +

The passive form can be confusing and some verbs sound more like tongue twisters, but with practice, you can sound like a pro! Here is the passive sentence form: RECEIVING THE ACTION は + DOING THE ACTION に + VERBられる = PASSIVE To conjugate the verbs, find the dictionary or plain form, change the final "u" to "a" and add れる. Exceptions: If the verb ends in an あ・い・う・え・お, change to わ and then add れる. Irregular verbs する is される and くる is こられる. Here are the other videos: 1) Explanation Video [Watch this first]    • The Passive Form in Japanese Using ～られる   2) Verb Conjugation Drills [This video]    • The Passive Form in Japanese Verb Conjugat...   3) Sentence Construction Drills    • The Passive Form in Japanese Sentence Dril...   And we have it all together in one massive free lesson page here: https://thejapanesepage.com/the-passi... Makoto+ members can download the bonus content (Anki flashcard file, PDF, and sound files) here: https://makotoplus.com/passive-form-b... Not a member? Check out all that Makoto+ has to offer: https://www.MakotoPlus.com Basically, except the two irregular verbs, all verbs change the final "u" to "a" and add れる. The only exception is verbs that end in a vowel. Those become われる. In this video, we'll drill according to verb groups. First, listen to the non-passive verb and think of the passive form. 10 seconds later, the passive form is spoken followed by both forms in Japanese. Repeat after the speaker, paying attention to the pronunciation.