You can use the conditional particle 〜たら to indicate that the phrase that the main clause (the phrase that succeeds it) happens after the subordinate clause (the phrase that precedes it), and is or was conditional on it.

The particle 〜たら can be used after nouns, adjectives and verbs.

Past verb ending in た + 〜ら	食taべたら
い-adjective in past ending in かった + 〜ら	安yasuかったら
な-adjective + だったら	安an全zen だったら
noun + だったら	暇hima だったら

Below are some example sentences using 〜たら.

Unlike with the particle と, when using the particle 〜たら, the main clause can be a command, request, suggestion or invitation.

Breakdown of eki o detara, migi ni magatte kudasai.