If もし
We will look at a few examples that actually contain fairly advanced grammar. In other words, to say "if..." you must start with もし moshi--and this is easy. However, you must also change the verb at the end with a ～ば ba, たら tara, or なら nara or some other conditional.
That being said, you should become familiar with もし moshi since it is extremely useful. Try to memorize one or two example sentences and then listen or look for other examples online or with friends.
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If you come. |
もし あなた が きたら。 moshi anata ga kitara. |
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If it's sunny. |
もし はれ たら。 moshi hare tara. |
Special useful phrases:
もし よければ。。。
moshi yokereba...
If it is ok with you... [let's do this...]
もし ほしかったら、
moshi hoshikattara,
If you want (it),
(when offering something to someone)
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もし- and Changing the verb
How do you know when to use -ば ba, -たら tara, -なら nara.
for the example.
もし あなた が きたら.
moshi anata ga kitara.
If you come.
How can we know that -たら tara is the way we must change the verb きる kiru.
When is the best way。。。
When is the best way to add ~tara and ~nara at the end? Like, is ~tara for verbs????? pls help.. どうも ありがとう ございます。
sorry i ment nara
sorry i ment nara
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do you have an example using
do you have an example using ba at the end?