Usages of 〜rareru
改札 で 切符 を 落として、 駅員 に 助けられました。kaisatu de kippu wo otosite, ekiin ni tasukeraremasita.
I dropped my ticket at the gate and was helped by a station staff member.
パソコン は 先生 に 直されました。pasokon ha sensei ni naosaremasita.
The computer was repaired by the teacher.
先生 に メールアドレス を 聞かれた とき、 すぐ に 答えられました。sensei ni meeruadoresu wo kikareta toki, sugu ni kotaeraremasita.
When the teacher asked for my email address, I could answer right away.
帰り の 電車 で 隣 の 女の子 に 話しかけられて、 今度 映画 や ドラマ の 話 を しよう と 誘われた。kaeri no densya de tonari no onnanoko ni hanasikakerarete, kondo eiga ya dorama no hanasi wo siyou to sasowareta.
On the train home, a girl next to me started talking to me and invited me to talk about movies and dramas sometime.
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