【IF】in Japanese たら compete guide 

Thank you so so soooooooo much ALEX! This made me so happy! I will be able to help you more with your learning process now that you're in my community! I'm sending my materials to you right now!!! Thank you so so much! Please join my Facebook page so I can have more connection with you! I will send you the link now!

@@mikurealjapanese You deserve it!! Thank you very much Miku-chan! I'm very looking forward to your teaching content!

Bro bro bro I also want to move out to attend language school but in Sapporo because I don't like over 28°c place...give me some advice i want to became Independent...please bruh.

@@cocadoodledoo6346 I'd suggest to find a language school that provides support with your student visa but also providing part-time work and possibly full-time work opportunities. In most cases, students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week. Keep in mind that work opportunities might be less in cities such as Sapporo, and Japanese will be quite essential. Also, before coming to Japan, you should consider doing at least the JLPT 5 test, and if you have JLPT 4 it's even better. Most language schools don't spend too much time with the basics. Also, if you haven't visited Japan yet, I'd suggest to visit at least once for a short holiday, to know whether you really want to spend your time building up a life here or not. Also check work opportunities prior to moving so you don't get disappointed as I've seen quite some students whom gave up and went back to their country after a year or so. In my case I have a master degree so it's a bit easier for me. It's recommended to at least have a bachelor degree before coming to Japan if you want to work in a field that is different than teaching, restaurant or shop work, and even for those jobs some working experience around 1-3 years in your own country is preferred. But, if you don't have a bachelor's, after you graduate from your language school, a lot of schools also provide help to find a further education school (bachelor's etc) to study in Japan, so if you have money saved up for that, and if you're still young, that's also a good idea to consider.

@@Alexsu1 Bro I'm doing my commerce bachelor with management as major and it'll be finished by June 2020...I am good with hiragana,katakana and now trying to take in kanji...right now am 20 but I feel like it's time for me to become independent...I don't run for money or attention or anything,just want to have some happiness in life,cause you can take memories with you when you go down the grave,but money you can't,there's not much to crave for anything,no happiness is absolute if you think you'll be happy if you have that...that's not it...nothing can provide you forever happiness...many ppls are tied to their surrounding they can't do it cause they think they can't...they sit around and wait for a miracle to come by but I wanna do myself a favor and try to be like one of those few who drew their own path of life and see it through till the end...I am tired of parents,societies and surrounding ideologies trying to shape you to their interest,to the way they see it fit,to the way they have been living forever and ever,the truth is they don't know what it's like in outside world just like a book which can only give you the knowledge which it contains and can't provide you a knowledge which is not included...the world is big,if you won't move you won't gain experience,In schools and colleges if they have been teaching the actual way of getting the things done in practical life rather than slapping the books and books and books containing mass history of what not relation it may have with it which is not even necessarily necessary...teachers just jabbering the same exact thing which is in the book...I mean why all the successful entrepreneurs are school,college dropouts...cause they learned that schools and colleges teach you how to became an employee but doesn't teach you how to became an employer...IMP experiencing first hand is much more important than learning it from books which doesn't provide you real life experience,we could've been started working out young to gain necessity experienced in our interested field but due to vast elongated education system made by the governments preplanned staggering policies to keep the balance in social and economic status and such it gets much complicated and stressful to take in whatever things comes the way...and one of those days when you realise why are you even here in this world for what reason...it just puts you in depression...All these things started hammering me when I step up to be 18 and up after all the complicated self survival of war of thoughts and questionings I just realize is let's just get out there and live for ourselves maybe try a little hard but most of all which is to play it smart.

I agree with you!!

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@@yodathejedimaster7781 thats my middle name

I'm not sure but as far as I know -たら is more commonly used

I think -たら and -ば is the same... 時間があれば、あそこにいく

Aww Thank you so much! I appreciate your kindness! I will keep on going!

i wish i was this level of fluency

@@momori5785 I’m not really fluent lol It probably took me a few mins to type that haha

@@alvielle9417 wow you still reply even after a year, have your japanese improved?

@@momori5785 I’d say I’ve definitely improved a bit but I haven’t had as time as I’d like bc I have to focus on school A few months ago, I started watching anime w/ Japanese subs and using a program similar to anki for words that I don’t know and that is basically my main study method for now

@@alvielle9417 that's great :))

Miku san , you are really a good teacher

I think we would say 私は分かりませんでしたら先生に聞きます

Dattara's Da is ending particle tta makes it past. I guess so.....