Receiving a throwing with 〜れる
Grammar Explanation: Receptive verbs with 〜れる
After learning the fortunes she told didn’t come true for Chino and Rize, Cocoa lists the bad fortune she ran into.
- ココア:
- 「私あんこが落下してきたりスカートめくれちゃってたりシャロちゃんにお金投げられたり色々あって大変だったよー」
- “All sorts of things happened to me, like Anko falling on me, my skirt flipping up, and having Sharo-chan throw money at me, so it was rough.”
- Literal: “I had various things happen, like Anko falling on me, my skirt flipping up, and receiving money thrown by Sharo-chan, so it was rough.”
- “All sorts of things happened to me, like Anko falling on me, my skirt flipping up, and having Sharo-chan throw money at me, so it was rough.”
投げる’s negative stem is 投げ. Append られる for 投げられる.
Key Points
- ちゃん is an affectionate, informal suffix attached to names, used mainly for children, close friends, and family members.
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