How to use if in Japanese | ～たら、～

The video tutorial explores various hypothetical scenarios, such as having more money or dealing with rain during cherry blossom viewing. It includes practice exercises on making plans, finding jobs, and handling different situations. The tutorial also poses questions about future actions and study plans, encouraging learners to think critically about their choices.

What is the main reason the speaker hesitates to buy the bag?

• The bag is out of style.

• The bag is not cute.

• The bag is not available.

• The bag is too expensive.

What is the speaker's plan if they had more money?

• Travel around the world.

• Buy a new car.

• Invest in stocks.

• Purchase the expensive bag.

What should you do when you arrive at the station?

• Have a meal.

• Buy a ticket.

• Make a phone call.

• Take a taxi.

What is the suggested activity when spring arrives?

• Visit a museum.

• Have a cherry blossom viewing.

• Go hiking.

• Go skiing.

What is the speaker's plan if they pass the test?

• Continue studying.

• Start a business.

• Look for a job in Japan.

• Travel to Europe.

What is the speaker's response to finding a good job?

• Continue with the current job.

• Quit the current job.

• Ask for a raise.

• Take a vacation.

What is the speaker's plan if a friend visits from the country?

• Go to a concert.

• Go shopping.

• Visit Mt. Fuji together.

• Have a dinner party.