KashimaKing
Kouhai
- 6 Oct 2015
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I have recently been pointed in the right direction to assist me with my headache of studying Japanese conditional forms such as ば、たら、なら etc.
Can someone explain this in a simple way for me?
The one point remaining i can't seem to work out is using たら as a marker of time rather than 'IF'
I'm quite clear on using たら as IF.
Today i saw the example...
日本に行ったら、マンガを買います。
Before this, I thought the correct way to say this would be,
日本に行く時、マンガを買います。
Can someone please explain why and when you use たら as a 'when this happened/happen rather than using 時?
Thank you
Can someone explain this in a simple way for me?
The one point remaining i can't seem to work out is using たら as a marker of time rather than 'IF'
I'm quite clear on using たら as IF.
Today i saw the example...
日本に行ったら、マンガを買います。
Before this, I thought the correct way to say this would be,
日本に行く時、マンガを買います。
Can someone please explain why and when you use たら as a 'when this happened/happen rather than using 時?
Thank you