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mi ni ikukoto ni suru

見み　に　行いくこと　に　するmi ni ikukoto ni suru
to decide to go look at
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Usages of mi ni ikukoto ni suru

娘むすめ　は　新あたらしい　靴くつ　を　欲ほしがって　いる　ので、　週末しゅうまつ　に　一緒いっしょ　に　店みせ　を　見み　に　行いくこと　に　した。musume ha atarasii kutu wo hosigatte iru node, syuumatu ni issyo ni mise wo mi ni ikukoto ni sita.
My daughter wants new shoes, so I decided to go look at shops with her on the weekend.
今度こんど　時間じかん　が　ある　とき、　駅えき　の　近ちかく　の　物件ぶっけん　を　もう　一度いちど　見み　に　行いくこと　に　しました。kondo zikan ga aru toki, eki no tikaku no bukken wo mou itido mi ni ikukoto ni simasita.
Next time when I have time, I decided to go look at the property near the station one more time.
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