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For example:

> 負けないぞ

> 頑張るぞ

Could these sentences be used to ask other people to perform things above?
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imperatives clusivity
Could verbぞ be an order or request?
Answer is, no.

Following are not orders, not requests:

  * あなたは頑張るぞ (you)
  * あなたたちは頑張るぞ (you guys)
  * 彼は頑張るぞ (he)
  * 彼らは頑張るぞ (those guys)
  * みんなは頑張るぞ (everyone)
  * 私は寝るけどみんなは頑張るぞ (everyone except for me)

* * *

Following may be subjective:

  * 私たちは頑張るぞ (we)
  * みんなで頑張るぞ (us)

These are not orders, not requests, but has the nuance " let's 頑張る ". If your
boss says 「みんなで頑張るぞ」 (let's do this together) you can consider that's an order
or being voluntold.
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