Do you sometimes say “taberu no toki” or “iku no toki” in Japanese? 🤔
In this short episode, we’ll look at one small but very common mistake with とき (toki), meaning “when” or “at the time.”
The basic pattern is simple:
食べるとき (taberu toki) — when I eat
食べたとき (tabeta toki) — when I ate
行くとき (iku toki) — when I go
行ったとき (itta toki) — when I went
You don’t need の between the verb and とき!
We’ll also look at examples like 学生のとき (gakusei no toki) and 若いとき (wakai toki), and briefly compare とき with ～たら (tara).
A short episode, but an important little point that can make your Japanese sound much more natural!
If you’re interested in private Japanese lessons, I also teach on italki:
My italki teacher page
https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6340545?lv=1
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