Difference between する and やる ...
I've heard that the two verbs can be used both in the same contexts, but I have some doubts... Is there a main difference between them? Thank you :)
as a slang yaru can mean to have sex.
やるか? Informal phrase which roughly translates as "do you wanna piece of me?!" or "you want some?!" in an aggressive tone. Of course, in a romantic tone of voice, it can mean "do you want to have sex?"
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やる is more used in coloquial phrases, and it can't be used as する in verbs formed from nouns.
ex:
○勉強する (to study)
×勉強やる
○運動する (to exercise)
×運動やる
○苦労する (to suffer)
×苦労やる
Also, it means GIVE to a creature that's under your hierarchical status.
October 11, 2012
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meaning at when to do or doing someting (act to do) you can same usuage or meaning
for example テニスをする/テニスをやる both mean is I play tennis
but ~やる has other meaning to give sothing to other
for exmaple 本を友人にやる (I give this book to friend ) little not polite.
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