Japanese grammar is an essential part of learning the Japanese language.

It is the set of rules that govern the way words are combined to form sentences in the Japanese language. Japanese grammar is known for its complex system of particles, which are small words that are added to the end of nouns or verbs to indicate the grammatical function of the word in the sentence. 

In this post, We will talk about JLPT N5 Grammar: たら

JLPT N4 Grammar: たら (tara) Meaning

The particle “tara” (たら) is used to express a conditional or an if-then statement in Japanese.

Mean  If , After or When  in English

Form

Verb (た form)

Noun + だった ら

な-adjective + だった

い-adjective + いかった

Here are 10 example sentences using the particle “tara” (たら):

1. もし明日晴れたら、野球をします。”If it’s clear tomorrow, I’ll play baseball.”
2. テストが終わったら、友達と会います。”After the test, I’ll meet up with my friends.”
3. 宿題が終わったら、テレビを見ます。”After I finish my homework, I’ll watch TV.”
4. 電車が来たら、降ります。”When the train comes, I’ll get off.”
5. 食べ物がなくなったら、買い物に行きます。”When the food runs out, I’ll go shopping.”
6. 仕事が終わったら、家に帰ります。”After work, I’ll go home.”
7. 友達が来たら、彼を迎えに行きます。”When my friend comes, I’ll go meet him.”
8. 本が読み終わったら、返します。”After I finish reading the book, I’ll return it.”
9. 試験が終わったら、お祝いしましょう。”After the exam, let’s celebrate.”
10. 電話が来たら、私に言ってください。”If you get a phone call, tell me.”