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Grammar detail: verb て form + やる
verb て form + やる - do something for somebody
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verb て form
+ やる
expresses the idea of doing something for someone. Care should be taken when using てやる as in many contexts it is used to emphasize the fact that X is doing something for Y, conveying the sense that a favor is being carried out.てやる often coincides with hierarchical relationships. It would be offensive for a person to use てやる to express that they will do something for a superior.
It can generally be used without consequence between equals; where a relationship is close and regular interactions between speakers are already casual.
It is sometimes used to express very harsh actions, as can be seen in example sentence 4.
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Kanji used in this grammar
セイ ショウ life なま raw いかす to enliven いきる to live いける to arrange flowers うまれる to be born うむ to give birth to き pure, undiluted おう to grow, to sprout はえる to grow, to sprout はやす to grow, cultivate
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