Japanese · 21 October 2026 · Causative & Passive Forms
食べさせられるたべさせられる
tabesaserareruRōmaji
to be made to eat / to be forced to eat
verb (causative-passive form)
Causative-passive form of 食べる (to eat). Means 'to be made to eat' or 'to be forced to eat.' Used when the speaker is compelled by someone else to perform the action. Often expresses a sense of being forced, pressured, or having no choice in the matter.
In a sentence
高校の時、毎日同じ弁当を食べさせられて本当に嫌だった。
koukou no toki, mainichi onaji bentou o tabesaserarete hontouni iya datta.
In high school, I was forced to eat the same bento every day, and I really hated it.
