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Usages of 〜tari

休日きゅうじつ　は　音楽おんがく　を　聞きいたり、　本ほん　を　読よんだり　して　リラックスします。kyuuzitu ha ongaku wo kiitari, hon wo yondari site rirakkususimasu.
On days off I relax by listening to music and reading books.
遊園地ゆうえんち　で　ジェットコースター　に　乗のったり　アイス　を　食たべたり　しました。yuuenti de zyettokoosutaa ni nottari aisu wo tabetari simasita.
At the amusement park I rode roller coasters and ate ice cream.
ジェットコースター　が　怖こわければ、　池いけ　の　周まわり　を　散歩さんぽしたり　写真しゃしん　を　撮とったり　して　も　いい　です。zyettokoosutaa ga kowakereba, ike no mawari wo sanpositari syasin wo tottari site mo ii desu.
If roller coasters are scary, you can just walk around the pond and take photos.
週末しゅうまつ　は　洗濯機せんたくき　を　直なおしたり、　靴下くつした　を　買かい替かえたり　しよう　と　思おもって　います。syuumatu ha sentakuki wo naositari, kutusita wo kaikaetari siyou to omotte imasu.
I’m thinking of fixing the washing machine and replacing my socks this weekend.
週末しゅうまつ　に　友達ともだち　と　デパート　で　服ふく　を　見みたり、　カフェ　で　話はなしたりした。syuumatu ni tomodati to depaato de huku wo mitari, kafe de hanasitarisita.
On the weekend I looked at clothes at the department store with a friend and chatted at a cafe.
子供こども　の　うち　に　宇宙うちゅう　の　本ほん　を　読よんだり、　望遠鏡ぼうえんきょう　で　星ほし　を　見みたり　する　と、　天文学てんもんがく　に　興味きょうみ　を　持もつ　人ひと　が　多おおい　そう　です。kodomo no uti ni utyuu no hon wo yondari, bouenkyou de hosi wo mitari suru to, tenmongaku ni kyoumi wo motu hito ga ooi sou desu.
They say that if you read books about space and look at stars with a telescope while you’re still a child, many people become interested in astronomy.
もし　サイズ　が　合あわなかったり、　色いろ　が　派手はですぎたり　したら、　店みせ　に　もう　一度いちど　寄よって、　店員てにん　に　丁寧ていねい　に　相談そうだんします。mosi saizu ga awanakattari, iro ga hadesugitari sitara, mise ni mou itido yotte, tenin ni teinei ni soudansimasu.
If the size doesn’t fit or the color is too flashy, I’ll stop by the shop once more and politely ask the clerk for advice.
休やすみ　の　日ひ　は、　朝あさご飯はん　を　食たべなかったり、　昼寝ひるね　を　したり　します。yasumi no hi ha, asagohan wo tabenakattari, hirune wo sitari simasu.
On my days off, I do things like skip breakfast and take naps.
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