# 176 Learn Japanese【～ついでに】while, incidentally, at the same time, on the way - N3 Grammar -

[@SteffiPPlana]

新しい文系を教えてもらってありがとうございました。とても役に立ちます。

[@MasaSensei]

嬉しいです！これからもよろしくお願いします。

[@cronex7660]

先生の説明はわかりやすいです。ありがとうございました❤❤

[@MasaSensei]

嬉しいです！これからもよろしくお願いします。

[@jaquaviuspeterson8785]

こんにちはまさ先生、ついでの使い方を教えてくれてありがとうすごく役に立つの例文ですね。これが例文です:運動するのついでに音楽を聴こう。ところで初詣とおみくじを教えてくれてありがとう日本の文化が大好きで日本の文化について勉強するのが大好きです。

[@MasaSensei]

日本文化が好きなんですね！いいですね：）

[@joselessa5793]

I think your explanations on the varios grammar points I’ve seen so far are the best!!! I’m so grateful to have come to find your channel! If I may ask, it would be wonderful to have a thorough and detailed video on the differences of conditional constructions, especially on なら、たら、えば、、としたら、とすれば。 I thank you in advance.

[@MasaSensei]

Please check these videos!! thank you!! Conditional Form (ば、なら) kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYS1i6VpnNt2oJI How to use Conditional Form (と、たら、ば、なら） kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYfbpGykZ96Ir7s

[@バコロアアラディン]

More fun in learning japanese with teacher Masa .

[@MasaSensei]

So happy to hear that! Please let me know if you have any questions or requests!! and please share with your friends :)

[@romoletto4639]

Grazie 先生

[@MasaSensei]

Grazie!!

[@Fatihkilic075]

めちゃくちゃ役に立ちますよ！

[@MasaSensei]

嬉しいです！これからもよろしくお願いします。

[@kamilkollodi2060]

While cleaning the house I will (take the opportunity to) also do the laundry. 家の掃除をするついでに洗濯もします.

[@MasaSensei]

家の掃除をするついでに洗濯もします. ⇒Perfect！

[@roldanrizardonamion1714]

Thank you very much Masa Sensei!

[@MasaSensei]

Thank you too!

[@sonjaivy6243]

まさ先生、ありがとうございます！

[@MasaSensei]

ありがとうございます！何か質問があったら教えてくださいね！

[@markuss1712]

ほんとにありがとうございました。⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👍🏻　私の文の例：ベランダから　穏やかな景色を見た　ついでに　いろいろなことを考えました。（Beranda kara odayakana keshiki o mita tsuide ni iroirona koto o kangaemashita.)

[@MasaSensei]

いい文章ですね！！：）日本語の勉強がんばってくださいね！

[@vinaychaudhary8398]

すごい

[@MasaSensei]

ありがとうございます！

[@easycookn]

Watashi wa Grace desu, Firipin shusshindesu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu! Omoshiroi Lesson desu! arigatou gozaimasu Masa sense!

[@MasaSensei]

Arigatougozaimasu！

[@johnnytries]

found you on spotify podcasts :( I appreciate your work thank you so much cause i need to learn Japanese haha - btw you have such a great voice and the delivery is perfect!

[@MasaSensei]

Awesome! Thank you!Let me know if you have any questions!

[@ratnadiproy7682]

Thank you mam. Mam you are so cute.😊

[@MasaSensei]

Thanks and welcome!!

[@kevinjoe9335]

Hello sensei ang cute talaga mo

[@MasaSensei]

salamat po!! :)

[@japanese2811]

こんにちは先生😅 1. 日本語の理解が上達するために、運動するについで、日本語の会話を聞いています。 In order to improve my understanding of Japanese, I listen to Japanese conversations while exercising. 2. 私の車にガソリンを入れるくれるについで、洗車もしてくれますか？ While you fill petrol in my car, can you please get it washed too? This looks wrong 😂 Is it also possible to use 間に in this situation?

[@MasaSensei]

1. 日本語の理解が上達するために、運動するについで、日本語の会話を聞いています。 In order to improve my understanding of Japanese, I listen to Japanese conversations while exercising. ⇒日本語の理解が上達するために、運動するついで、日本語の会話を聞いています。 2. 私の車にガソリンを入れるくれるについで、洗車もしてくれますか？ While you fill petrol in my car, can you please get it washed too? ⇒ 私の車にガソリンを入れるついで、洗車もしてくれますか？ This looks wrong 😂 Is it also possible to use 間に in this situation? 間に is "during" so we cannot use it here!

[@japanese2811]

Thank you so much, so we don't use くれる for each thing someone does for us 😅

[@sarthakandpalakkankariya6408]

dear sensai as per rule as per my knowledge we cant use nara with dictionary form but in the case of iku nara we used nara with iku please explain about it

[@MasaSensei]

This combination is used to talk about conditions, like "if" or "when." For example: - 行くなら、今がいいですね。 (Iku nara, ima ga ii desu ne.) Translation: "If you're going, now would be a good time, wouldn't it?" So, while usually "nara" is used with different forms of verbs, "iku nara" is an exception where "iku" (行く) is used in its dictionary form with "nara" (なら) to express conditions.

[@arvinndersinghlohia2400]

Hi masa sensei, can you use also use hiragana where you used kanji words?

[@MasaSensei]

Yes you can! Every Kanji can be replaced into Hiragana in order to show how it is read!

[@arvinndersinghlohia2400]

@@MasaSensei Masa sensei , it's my request to also write hiragana where you use kanji words in your videos. Because it's easy to understand for the students like me who does not know kanji words.

[@MasaSensei]

@@arvinndersinghlohia2400 all the kanjis in my video has furigana on top. Furigana is Japanese reading aid, consisting of smaller hiragana or syllabic characters, printed either above or next to kanji (logographic characters) or other characters to indicate their pronunciation. hope it it clear for you!

[@arvinndersinghlohia2400]

@@MasaSensei Mite kudasai (1:20), at this specific time in your video I think you forgot to put furigana on top of the kanji words unknowingly.

[@MasaSensei]

@@arvinndersinghlohia2400 I see! sorry for that. the rest of all the videos are ok i hope!

[@wezurii5096]

Can you use 行ったら as well as 行くなら?

[@MasaSensei]

There are some difference between たら and なら …たら: One-Time Results The function is to express a one-time or a particular result. This has the widest usage and thus we can say たら is most common to express conditionals. The conjugation is to attach ら to the ta-form. By using this, you can express both actual and hypothetical condition. …なら: Contextual Conditions The function is to respond to someone in a given context. Regarding the other conditional words, you can set a context by yourself. However, you can use …なら only when given a context. The conjugation is just to attach なら to the plain (dictionary) form or the ta-form, which is the only one case that you can attach conditional words to the two forms. Please check out this video for more! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYfbpGykZ96Ir7s

[@maquinadotempo9278]

明日は東京に行くついでに、ポケモンセンターでたくさんポケモンを買います 東京に行くなら、ついでに図書館に本を返してくれますか I don't know how to makea sentence using ために, but I will try :) お母さんのために、出かけるついでに、コンビニに卵を買いに行きます Taking the opportunity that I'm going out I'll go to the convenience store to buy eggs for my mother

[@MasaSensei]

All of these are perfect!! keep on going!! 明日は東京に行くついでに、ポケモンセンターでたくさんポケモンを買います 東京に行くなら、ついでに図書館に本を返してくれますか お母さんのために、出かけるついでに、コンビニに卵を買いに行きます

[@maquinadotempo9278]

@@MasaSensei Thanks so much ❤️ (I'm so happyyyy waaaa)

[@arvinndersinghlohia2400]

I think it's just basic where I am lacking to understand use "no tsuide ni". " I think I will buy new furniture while I moving to a new house" here you used "no tsuide ni" because of the noun 'house' Right? If it is like that , then on the other sentence where you use " please throw away the trash on the way of going to your office" here also use noun 'office' then why you don't use ' no tsuide ni ' here in this sentence.

[@MasaSensei]

新しい家への引っ越しのついでに、新しい家具を買おうと思います。 I think I will (take the opportunity to) buy new furniture while I'm moving to a new house. 引っ越し is a noun, it means "moving house" 会社に行くついでに、ゴミを捨てて来てください。 Please throw away the trash (at the same time) on the way of going to your office. 行く of 会社に行く is a verb, it means " to go" Hope it is clear!!

[@kantochakma2442]

こんばんは まさ先生。お元気ですか。もう一同 おばあちゃんと話す動画おつくってくれてください。おばちゃんはげんきだおもいます。

[@MasaSensei]

ありがとうございます！私のおばあちゃんは今入院中なので、退院したらまた動画を作りたいと思います！：)