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Absolute #34 verb に行く to go to do ~ (Patreon)

Published:
2017-03-04 00:22:35
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2024-04

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NEW VIDEO! Only Patreons get to watch my lessons before others on Youtube :)

This time we will learn how to make a "to go to <verb>" sentence.

This lesson is easier and shorter than other lessons but as always please take notes while watching and make your own sentences to practice :)

じゃあね！

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#34 Go to do *purpose* / in order to ┃Japanese Grammar Lesson

Watch the longer lesson with more examples + explainations on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/japaneseammo This time we will learn how to form "to go to do ~" sentences. Please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the videos :) I read all the comments and I appreciate them all xx ********************************************** SUBSCRIBE to our Newsletter!!!

Comments

Linck

I find this pattern often hard to get because the verb before に行く is in a weird shortened version that goes really fast when someone is speaking. Something that really helps in your videos Misa, is that you speak more slowly, so we have some time to understand what has just been said in our minds. Anyway, good to see more videos coming. Keep up the good work!

Ed D

What is the difference between [activity]の後(で) and other forms, if any？ 仕事の後、居酒屋に飲みに行きます。 仕事してから、居酒屋に飲みに行きます。 仕事が終わった後で、居酒屋に飲みに行きます。

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>>4177744

The first and the last (の後 and 終わった後で) are basically the same. And your main focus in both sentences is what you will do (go drink). The second one (してから) is all about the order of actions. "I will work FIRST, THEN go to drink."