I think that "change" has a strong meaning of "being influenced by others and changing", but "change" means having one's own will and using one's own power to change oneself. is. is strong. If it is not such an explanation but an explanation of the meaning in Japanese, please answer again!
@@Moj4nnnu so let me get this straight, "変わる" is influenced by someone or something and "変える" is to change by your own will, right? can you give me some examples of how you would actually use them in sentences?
@@graysama5725 When used in everyday conversation, 「変わる」 is a bit deformed, but there are ``let's wait until the red light turns green. If you use 「変える」, there is "change the direction of the body around". You're right about this, because it works on its own accord. Sorry for my poor explanation.
@@Moj4nnnu this second sentence is not really clear to me, do you mean, like, just turn around? how'd you write this sentence in japanese? thx for explaining bro that's helping me a lot
