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The "rules" surrounding verb forms in subjunctive mood inJapanese are not nearly as rigid as they are in European languages. All that matters is that the output sounds natural to the Japanese ear.こんにちは!
I have a question about conditionals in Japanese, specifically writing about what I would do if I won the lottery.
I believe the "If I won the lottery" can be expressed as: 宝くじが当たったら. But I'm not so sure what comes next. I think I can use the standard non-past (plain form or -masu form) for example: 宝くじが当たったら、世界中を旅行します。"If I won the lottery, I'd travel all over the world."
Is it also possible to use verb-たい and would that change the meaning?