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tabi ni

たび　にtabi ni
every time
FromLesson 41inHardcore Japanese

Usages of tabi ni

この　町まち　に　来くる　たび　に、　駅えき　の　前まえ　の　新あたらしい　店みせ　が　増ふえて　いる　気き　が　します。kono mati ni kuru tabi ni, eki no mae no atarasii mise ga huete iru ki ga simasu.
Every time I come to this town, I feel like the number of new shops in front of the station is increasing.
日本語にほんご　で　新あたらしい　言葉ことば　を　覚おぼえる　たび　に、　少すこし　自信じしん　が　つきます。nihongo de atarasii kotoba wo oboeru tabi ni, sukosi zisin ga tukimasu.
Every time I learn a new word in Japanese, I gain a little confidence.
この　歌うた　を　聞きく　たび　に、　高校こうこう　の　友達ともだち　を　思おもい出だします。kono uta wo kiku tabi ni, koukou no tomodati wo omoidasimasu.
Every time I hear this song, I remember my friends from high school.
図書館としょかん　に　行いく　たび　に、　同おなじ　席せき　が　空あいて　いる　か　どうか　確認かくにんします。tosyokan ni iku tabi ni, onazi seki ga aite iru ka douka kakuninsimasu.
Every time I go to the library, I check whether the same seat is open.
満開まんかい　の　桜さくら　を　見み　に　行いく　たび　に、　写真しゃしん　を　撮とりますmankai no sakura wo mi ni iku tabi ni, syasin wo torimasu
Every time I go to see cherry blossoms in full bloom, I take pictures.
彼かれ　は　結果けっか　を　すぐ　知しりたがる　ので、　試験しけん　が　終おわる　たび　に　先生せんせい　に　聞ききます。kare ha kekka wo sugu siritagaru node, siken ga owaru tabi ni sensei ni kikimasu.
He always wants to know the results right away, so every time an exam ends he asks the teacher.
カレンダー　を　見みる　たび　に、　次つぎ　の　祝日しゅくじつ　が　楽たのしみ　に　なります。karendaa wo miru tabi ni, tugi no syukuzitu ga tanosimi ni narimasu.
Every time I look at the calendar, I start looking forward to the next holiday.
この　写真しゃしん　を　見みる　たび　に、　家族かぞく　と　一緒いっしょ　に　花見はなみ　を　した　日ひ　を　思おもい出だします。kono syasin wo miru tabi ni, kazoku to issyo ni hanami wo sita hi wo omoidasimasu.
Every time I look at this picture, I remember the day I went flower viewing with my family.
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