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Why is いただく used in this sentence instead of さしあげる?
結婚のお祝いに一曲歌わせて頂きます。
結婚のお祝いに一曲歌わせて頂きます。
- Japanese
@jupitear
歌わせて・いただく
≒
歌って・さしあげる
both mean almost same.
probably you learned
〜してさしあげる form.
it's polite , but in this situation we say 「〜させていただく」more often.
and it's considered more polite .
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In this case, いただく is more humble and natiral expression.
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@jupitear
歌わせて・いただく
≒
歌って・さしあげる
both mean almost same.
probably you learned
〜してさしあげる form.
it's polite , but in this situation we say 「〜させていただく」more often.
and it's considered more polite .
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