29 Aug, 2014
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Hello, I have a small question if you wouldn't mind assisting.
I know 受けいれる / ukeireru means "accept" but does it mean a *specific* kind of acceptance? For example, is it possible that this particular kind of "acceptance" can be a passive/sad kind of acceptance? Like someone who accepted something that they were not pleased with? For example; "I accepted that I did not pass the test." or something like; "I accept that my husband no longer loves me."
I'm only asking because from what I understand, and I may be wrong, 受け身 / ukemi has "passive" tones to it, so I'm wondering if the "uke" in ukeireru indicates a passive attitude as well?
Thank you for your help so much.
29 Aug, 2014
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