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In-depth Japanese Vocabulary: 見る miru vs 見せる miseru

Today we’ll learning about hard to differentiate similar words and learn more about the difference ｡ﾟ✶ฺ.ヽ(*´∀`*)ﾉ.✶ฺﾟ｡ 

見る (miru) is usually used as in to watch television or to look at the scenery. It also means to check/look over/examine on something (to see if it correct).

見せる (miseru) is to show something to someone so that he/she are able to look/examine it over.

Let’s see more example:

見てもいいですか (mite mo ii desu ka) comes from 見る (miru), therefore it means: Is it okay to see it? / Can I look at it?

見せてもいいですか (misete mo ii desu ka) comes from 見せる (miseru), therefore it means: Can I show something to someone else? / Is it okay to show this to someone else?

見ていただけませんか (mite itadakemasen ka) comes from 見る (miru), therefore it means: Could you please see/look at this?

見せていただけませんか (miseteitadakemasen ka) comes from 見せる (miseru), therefore it means: Could you please show it to me?

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Note:

〜もいいですか (~mo ii desu ka) is used to ask for permission. ~ていただけませんか (~te itadakemasen ka) is a more polite version of 〜てもらえますか (~te moraemasu ka). They both have the same meaning, which is to make a request to another person.

They are very similar, so take your time to understand them. We hope this helps. Happy learning! ｡ﾟ✶ฺ.ヽ(*´∀`*)ﾉ.✶ฺﾟ｡

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