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 N4 Grammar: てみる (te miru)

JLPT N4 Grammar: てみる (te miru) Meaning

The Japanese grammar pattern “てみる” (te miru) is used to express an intention to try or test something. It is used to indicate that the speaker is going to do something to see what will happen or what the result will be.

Form

Verbて+みる

Note that “てみる” is a combination of the verb “て” (te) and the verb “みる” (miru), which means “to see”. The “て” (te) form of a verb can be used to link two verbs together, similar to the way that the English word “and” is used. In this case, the verb “みる” (miru) is used to indicate that you are going to see or observe the results of the action expressed by the first verb.

Here are 10 sentences using the Japanese grammar pattern “てみる” (te miru):

1. この新しいレシピを作ってみるよ。 I’ll try making this new recipe.
2. この新しいゲームをプレイしてみるから、一緒に来てね。 I’m going to try playing this new game, so come with me.
3. この新しいスキルを試してみる。 I’ll try this new skill.
4. この新しいスポーツをやってみる。 I’ll try this new sport.
5. この新しいレストランに行ってみる。 I’ll try going to this new restaurant.
6. この新しいアプリをダウンロードしてみる。 I’ll try downloading this new app.
7. この新しい本を読んでみる。 I’ll try reading this new book.
8. この新しい場所を訪れてみる。 I’ll try visiting this new place.
9. この新しい言語を学んでみる。 I’ll try learning this new language.
10. この新しい仕事をやってみる。 I’ll try doing this new job.