“drown someone” or “have someone drowned”?

@Arukas3 it’s because I didn’t know you were talking about sexual stuff. Or that you were suggesting you and your guy friend were going to canoodle in the bathroom.
Context matters for sure.

@southerngent it’s not a sexual thing at all! 😅 He was joking and I just wanted to say “do you want me to drown you in the bathtub?” as a joke… because there’s no way I would accept that and he already knows I would refuse it lol

@Arukas3 things are so much better with the correct emoji. 😐😂🤣🥹😅😁😃

@BridgeOvertroubledWaters Right! So when I mean it’s someone else who’s gonna drown the person, “I will have you drowned” can be correct?

@Arukas3 sounds right

@BridgeOvertroubledWaters thank you so much!

@ViciDraco thank you so much! It helps a lot. So if I meant “I don’t want to be a murderer myself, so I will make someone else do my dirty work and drown you.”, is the second one, which I have actually sent correct?

@Arukas3 Yes. Like a crime boss.

@ViciDraco tysm! Actually it helped me a lot and I became a little smarter ;)

@DDonde sorry for my poor English…
This is what I was thinking in my mind, and what I was trying to say was “if you enter the bathroom I will drown you” but I said “do you want me to have you drowned?”
And after i actually sent the message, I worried that I might used a wrong English and I should’ve said “do you want me to drown you?” (sorry for my bad drawing tho)

@southerngent thanks, English is such a difficult language for me….

@Arukas3 haha I understand no worries.