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つもりtumori
intention
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From Lesson 239:Expressing intention with つもり·Japanese
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Usages of tumori

来らい年ねん　は　新あたらしい　アパート　に　引っひっ越こす　つもり　です。rainen ha atarasii apaato ni hikkosu tumori desu.
I'm planning to move to a new apartment next year.
今こん夜や　レストラン　に　行いきましょう　か。　今きょ日う　料りょう理りしない　つもり　です。konya resutoran ni ikimasyou ka. kyou ryourisinai tumori desu.
Shall we go to a restaurant tonight? I intend not to cook today.
あと　で　する　つもり　です。ato de suru tumori desu.
I intend to do it later.
先せん生せい　は　来らい週しゅう　彼かの女じょ　を　見み　に　行いく　つもり。sensei ha raisyuu kanozyo wo mi ni iku tumori.
The teacher is planning to visit her next week.
私わたしたち　は　夏なつ休やすみ　に　京きょう都と　に　行いく　つもり　だ。watasitati ha natuyasumi ni kyouto ni iku tumori da.
We're planning to go to Kyoto in the summer vacation.
今きょ日う　は　日に本ほん語ご　を　勉べん強きょうする　つもり　だった。kyou ha nihongo wo benkyousuru tumori datta.
I was planning to study Japanese today...
来らい年ねん　は　新あたらしい　パソコン　を　買かう　つもり　だ。　今いま　は　お金かね　が　ない。rainen ha atarasii pasokon wo kau tumori da. ima ha okane ga nai.
(I) intend to buy a new computer next year. (I) don't have any money right now.
彼かれ　は　パーティー　に　くる　つもり　かな。kare ha paathii ni kuru tumori kana.
I wonder if he's planning to come to the party.
あの　映えい画が　を　見み　に　行いく　つもり　は　ない。ano eiga wo mi ni iku tumori ha nai.
I don't intend to go see that movie.
彼かれ　は　今日きょう　授じゅ業ぎょう　へ　来くる　つもり　は　ありません　でした。kare ha kyou zyugyou he kuru tumori ha arimasen desita.
He wasn't planning to come to class today.
本ほん　を　十じゅっ本ぽん　読よむ　つもり　です。hon wo zyuppon yomu tumori desu.
(I) plan to read ten books.
先せん生せい　に　質しつ問もんする　つもり　です。sensei ni situmonsuru tumori desu.
I intend to ask the teacher a question.
彼かの女じょ　は　ステーキ　を　注ちゅう文もんする　つもり　です。kanozyo ha suteeki wo tyuumonsuru tumori desu.
She plans to order a steak.

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ato de suru tumori desu.sensei ni situmonsuru tumori desu.mi ni ikusensei ha raisyuu kanozyo wo mi ni iku tumori.kyoutonatuyasumiwatasitati ha natuyasumi ni kyouto ni iku tumori da.kyou ha nihongo wo benkyousuru tumori datta.
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