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tachidomari?
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2016/1/24 22:12
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Tachidomari miagereba
Which form is tachidomari? I mean its not -te form, or present form etc. How it is added to -ereba form? Whats the exact meaning? If I stop and look?
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by Larissa (guest)
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Re: tachidomari?
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2016/1/25 09:22
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This phrase has two verbs in it.
"Tachidomari miagereba" means "when/if I stop and look up."
"tachidomaru/tachidomarimasu" is a verb meaning "to stop (walking)."
"miageru/miagemasu" means "to look up."
This form "tachidomari" means the same as "tachidomatte" (te-form).
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by AK
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Re: tachidomari?
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2016/1/26 00:57
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"tachidomaru" means "stop walking temporary or for a while", not just "stop walking".
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by ay (guest)
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