Japanese · 30 September 2026 · Causative & Passive Forms
来させるこさせる
kosaseruRōmaji
to make/let someone come
verb (causative form)
Causative form of 来る (to come). Means 'to make someone come' or 'to let someone come.' Used when the speaker causes or allows another person to come to a place. Often used for summoning people, inviting, or arranging for someone's presence.
In a sentence
大事な会議だから、彼にも来させるべきだと思う。
daiji na kaigi da kara, kare ni mo kitasaserubeki da to omou.
I think we should make him come too, since it's an important meeting.
