JapaneseLily
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- 13 Nov 2021
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たり~たりします
You can use たり~たり when you want to list multiple activities but you only name 2 of them just as examples "Do such things as [A], etc.."
It is even possible to use -tari just once, listing only one example. But using this pattern, you mean there are more things left that you didn't mention.
Note: in the video, I introduced it as Grammar 89 but it was my confusion, this is actually Grammar 90
You can use たり~たり when you want to list multiple activities but you only name 2 of them just as examples "Do such things as [A], etc.."
It is even possible to use -tari just once, listing only one example. But using this pattern, you mean there are more things left that you didn't mention.
Note: in the video, I introduced it as Grammar 89 but it was my confusion, this is actually Grammar 90