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In [this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/31044/making-someone-
feel-something) question I was given

> 「（私は）あの人に怒っている。」

as a way to say "that person makes me angry".

I'm a little confused because it looks to me very much like a passive
construction, "I, that person by, get angered", but the predicate isn't in
passive form. How should I understand the use of the particle に in this
sentence?
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grammar particle-に passive-voice
Using に as subject marker in non-passive/causative sentence
You should understand it as "I'm mad/angry **at** that person."

Like if you say 私に怒らないでよ！you're saying "well don't get mad **at** _me_ about
it!"

And the other way around if you say お母さんに怒られた。it means mum got angry **at**
me.
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