Tateraseru
Tateraseru is a Japanese verb that translates to "to be able to do" or "can do." It is formed by combining the verb tateru (to be able to, to be capable of) with the passive auxiliary verb reru. This passive form indicates that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the ability, rather than the one performing the action. For example, in the sentence "Watashi wa sushi ga taberaremasu," the subject is "watashi" (I), and the object is "sushi." The verb "taberaremasu" means "can eat," implying that the speaker has the ability to eat sushi.
The construction of tateraseru follows a specific grammatical pattern. For Group 1 verbs (godan verbs), the
Tateraseru is a versatile and frequently used verb in Japanese, essential for expressing capability or possibility.