Learn Hardcore Japanese: mi ni iku

Usages of mi ni iku

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.

週末しゅうまつ　に　友達ともだち　と　一緒いっしょ　に　花火はなび　を　見み　に　行いきます。syuumatu ni tomodati to issyo ni hanabi wo mi ni ikimasu.

I will go to see fireworks with a friend on the weekend.

たまたま　姉あね　も　近ちかく　で　部屋へや　を　探さがして　いた　ので、　一緒いっしょ　に　見み　に　行いきました。tamatama ane mo tikaku de heya wo sagasite ita node, issyo ni mi ni ikimasita.

By chance, my older sister was also looking for a room nearby, so we went to see it together.

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