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*This lesson is the longer version exclusive to Patrons*

We've already learnt 3 other ways ( / たら / なら) to say "IF" / "WHEN" in Japanese.
This time we'll learn how to use ば & もし.

With this ば, you can make a sentence like "I wish I did~" to express your regret.

Make your own sentences and leave them in the comment :) I'll correct them!

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*PATREON * PART④ ば┃"IF" (conditional と vs たら vs なら vs ば) Differences

*This is the longer lesson exclusive to Patrons* Part ③ なら https://youtu.be/LN6QjtbrZbA

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Daniele Baldo

Hello Misa sensei !!! I have a question, if instead of よかった we use the present form いい can we traslate it "I should..." ? like: もっと勉強をすればよかった - I wish I studied more もっと勉強をしたらいい - I should study more ???? :-) there is a song called 金が降ってきたらいいのに - it should rain money / it will be good if it rained money (???) what about のに in the sentence? it does imply that it doesn't rain money ?

Erol Guler

This is the kind of video I love most. I already know tons of vocabulary, so I need grammar lessons like this more than anything.