This should refer to being done to the SUBJECT of the sentence, as this can be in 2nd or 3rd person, not necessarily 1st person as 'person speaking' requires.
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«If the thing is being done to or for the person speaking, you use the reflexive form se faire, as such:»
This question relates to:French lesson "Faire + L'Infinitif = to have something done (causative)"
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«If the thing is being done to or for the person speaking, you use the reflexive form se faire, as such:»
This should refer to being done to the SUBJECT of the sentence, as this can be in 2nd or 3rd person, not necessarily 1st person as 'person speaking' requires.
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