Watashi ga chisakatta toki nihon e ikimashita. (When I was small, I went to Japan)
In this context, toki takes the form of "when".
Watashi ga eiga o mitte iru toki nemukatta. (When I was watching the movie, I was sleepy)
Anata ga igirisu de benkyo shita toki sabishikatta ka (When you were studying in the UK, were you lonely?)
"If" in Japanese takes the form of verb + tara.
Taiko ga owattara, owarimasu. (If the drums stop, it will end)
or
Pizza o tabetara, tai e ikimasu. (If you eat pizza, I'll go to Thailand)
Kino kore o watashi no tomodachi ni naraimasu.
Moichido to Moikkai wa onaji desu.
Ja, ganbatte.
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Why would you go to Thailand if I ate pizza?
Aiyaaa...example only lah. Trying to strengthen my japanese sentences. The more I learn it, the more it gets interesting and fun.
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