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언니, 나도 씻겨줘.
Why is 씻기다 used in this sentence? If 씻기다 means to "be washed", shouldn't it be 씻줘 instead?
언니, 나도 씻겨줘.
Why is 씻기다 used in this sentence? If 씻기다 means to "be washed", shouldn't it be 씻줘 instead?
Why is 씻기다 used in this sentence? If 씻기다 means to "be washed", shouldn't it be 씻줘 instead?
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洗うの被動詞でbe washedですね。でも英語では언니wash me!じゃないでしょうか英語は時々表現が簡単だと思います

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