Japanese Grammar: Verb (Te-form) + てみます (Try Doing Something)

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Sentence Pattern: Verb (Te-form) + てみます(Try doing something)

Sentence Pattern: Verb (Te-form) + てteみmiまmaすsu

Grammar Explanation: Try Doing Something

Ex.: あのレストランに行いってみます。

Rm.: Ano resutoran ni itte mimasu.

En.: I’m going to try that restaurant.

Ex.: 日に本ほん語ごをちょっと勉べん強きょうしてみます。

Rm.: Nihongo o chotto benkyo shite mimasu.

En.: I’ll try studying Japanese.

Ex.: とりあえず、やってみます。

Rm.: Toriaezu, yatte mimasu.

En.: I’ll give it a try.

Reference: Minna no Nihongo Lesson 40

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