N4 Grammar Course

Teacher

Marshall

Lesson 79: 〜てやる

Usage:

Te Form of Verb + やる

Meaning:

「〜てやる」means “to do something (for somebody or animals)”.

Note:
「〜てやる」 is used to express that you do something for your subordinates. It can also used to express that you do something for animals.

Example Sentences:

訴うったえてやる！
I’ll sue you.

君きみにおごってやるよ。
I’ll treat you.

彼女かのじょを怪我けがさせてみろ、殺ころしてやる。
If you hurt her, I’ll kill you.

犬いぬに犬いぬ小屋ごやを作つくってやるんだよ。
I’m going to build a doghouse for the dog.

私わたしは妹いもうとの服ふくを洗あらってやった。
I washed my sister’s clothes.

日に本ほん語ごを教おしえてやるよ。
I will teach you Japanese.

手て伝つだってやる。
I’ll help you out.

いいよ、僕ぼくがやってやるよ。
No problem, I’ll do it for you.

君きみのためにできることは何なんでもやってやる。
I will do anything I can for you.

利子りしなしでお金かねを貸かしてやるよ。
I’ll lend you money without charging any interest.

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