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*This is the longer lesson just for Patreons*

This time we'll learn how to use たら as "if" & "when".
(If you haven't watched the first lesson on と, watch it here.)
This たら is the most commonly used as "if" in the informal speech and most useful in many cases.

Learn when you can NOT use たら as "if" / "when"
and the differences between たら vs とき :)

You'll also learn how to make a sentence like
"If I had  ~, I would have ..." (subjunctive past perfect) using ていたら, for something that never happened.

I hope you find this lesson helpful!

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"IF" / "WHEN" (と vs たら vs とき) Differences ┃PART2 たら *PATREON*

This time we'll learn how to use "たら" as "IF" & "WHEN". ☆ How to make "IF" (conditional) sentences in Japanese ★The differences between と vs とき vs たら ☆Can we use と in the past tense? You'll be able to make sentences like: "If I eat too much, my stomach hurts." ★☆★NEW JAPANESE AMMO SHOP★☆★ https://teespring.com/stores/japaneseammo (US / CANADA / INTERNATIONAL) https://teespring.com/stores/japanese-ammo-uk-eu (UK / EU / INTERNATIONAL) ★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★ Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos :) I read all the comments and I appreciate them all xx ********************************************** SUBSCRIBE to our Newsletter!!! ☆ More Japanese lessons exclusively for subscribers http://bit.ly/1YldZgu ********************************************** Twitter lessons! Talk to me @japaneseammo https://twitter.com/japaneseammo Instagram @japaneseammo_misa Read more articles on the grammar - http://www.japaneseammo.com/

Comments

Robert Corn

First line of "Laugh Away" by Yui: 見上げたら ヒゴーキ雲 明日へと消えた When I looked up, the airplane contrails disappeared into tomorrow 僕は それでもずっと 自転車を漕ぎ続けた Even so, I continued to pedal my bicycle

JP Relvas

Hi Misa-Sensei! Thanks for another great lesson! I made two example sentences for this topic. Please look them over if you have time. 1) If I had time, because I like (to play) songs like “After You’ve Gone” and “Beyond the Sea”, I would want to practice ukulele and guitar more. 時間があったら、「After You’ve Gone」や「Beyond The Sea」のようなジャズの曲が好きだから、もっとウクレレとギターを練習したいです。 To imply that I like to “play” these songs rather than that I just like them in general would I need to add “弾いているの” between “曲” and “が好きだから”? Also, is my usage of “のような” correct here? 2) If that person continues to speed up (driving), I think they might get pulled over (and regret it). あの人は加速が続いたら、速度違反禁止で捕まっちゃうと思うだよ。 I used a Jisho example sentence to help make this one so I am not sure if this is right at all. Is “(something)禁止で捕まった” how you say “to be arrested/pulled over for violating a law related to (something)" ?? Thanks so much for the help! :)