#2: to state an intention. For example, "after I eat, I'm going to sleep." 「食べたら、すぐ寝る。」 "When he answers, we'll decide." ｢彼が答えたら、決める。」 Notice that the actions are ordered; the verbX with -tara attached must happen before verbY.
#3: to suggest. For example, "how about you eat at Matsuya's today?/ Why don't you eat at Matsuya's today?" ｢今日、松屋で食べたらどう（ですか）。」
Necessary vocabulary for all Japanese students:
血に飢えた・ちにうえた bloodthirsty
一角獣・いっかくじゅう unicorn
逃げる・にげる run away, escape
去る・さる leave
I just noticed that I made a mistake with my unicorn kanji! Did you notice, or would it have been better if I'd said nothing?
Obviously this vocab is necessary. You might as well not bother studying Japanese if you don't know "blood-thirsty" and "unicorn". That's just basic level stuff here!
ReplyDelete(And I wouldn't have noticed the mistake either if you didn't make me wanna find it...)
Grammar learning is much better in comic form.