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tenki ga yokattara, sanpo ni ikimasu.

天てん気き　が　よかったら、　散さん歩ぽ　に　行いきます。tenki ga yokattara, sanpo ni ikimasu.
If the weather is good, I'll go for a walk.
From Lesson 372:The conditional particle たら·Japanese
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