Today, we’re taking a closer look at a very useful Japanese grammar pattern:
〜たり〜たりします (tari tari shimasu)
This pattern is often used when you want to give examples of things you do, such as:
Koohii o nondari, nyuusu o mitari shimasu.
I drink coffee, watch the news, and things like that.
Kaimono ni ittari, ie de yukkuri shitari shimasu.
I go shopping, relax at home, and things like that.
In this episode, I’ll explain how to make the tari form from the ta-form, and then we’ll practice lots of natural examples from everyday life.
You’ll hear examples about daily routines, weekends, work, travel, family, and more.
If you’re learning Japanese, this is a really useful pattern to add to your everyday Japanese!
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