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ame ga huranakereba, sanpo ni ikimasu.

雨あめ　が　降ふらなければ、　散さん歩ぽ　に　行いきます。ame ga huranakereba, sanpo ni ikimasu.
If it doesn't rain, I'll go for a walk.
From Lesson 378:The conditional particle ば with verbs·Japanese
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〜bazikan ga areba, eiga wo mimasu.benkyousureba, zyouzu ni narimasu.motto hayaku nereba, genki ni naru yo.motto rensyuusureba yokatta.anata ga kureba, paathii ha motto tanosii desyou.okane ga areba, atarasii kuruma wo kaitai desu.kono kusuri wo nomeba, yoku narimasu yo.
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Nihon-shiki romanizationwatasi ha tyuugoku kara kimasitaHepburn romanizationwatashi wa chuugoku kara kimashita