たとえば (JLPT N4)

Tentang たとえば

たとえば (or 例(たと)えば in its kanji form) is an adverb in Japanese that is used at the beginning of a sentence, or an individual statement, in order to present an example. It can be translated almost directly as 'for example'.

Fun Fact

例(たと)えば should primarily be used when the 'example' that is being given is as simple as possible. If you want to explain something in further (in-depth) detail, 詳(くわ)しく 'in full' would be used as the adverb instead.

Contoh

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たとえば、「英語(えいご)が好(す)きですか。」と聞(き)いてみたら？
For example, why don't you ask 'Do you like English?'
たとえば、翻訳者(ほんやくしゃ)になったら日本(にほん)に住(す)むことが出来(でき)る。
For example, if you become a translator, you will be able to live in Japan.
漢字(かんじ)を覚(おぼ)えるサイトがたくさんあります。たとえば、ワニカニだ。
There are a number of sites you can use to learn kanji. For example, Wanikani.
たとえば毎日(まいにち)日本語(にほんご)を話(はな)すなら、日本語(にほんご)のレベルが上(あ)がる。
For example, if you speak Japanese every day, your Japanese level will rise.
私(わたし)は、たとえばあそこにあるイタリアンレストランのような店(みせ)を作(つく)りたい。
For example, I want to make a restaurant like that Italian restaurant over there.
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deltacat3

例えば、「英語が好きですか。」と聞いてみたら？
For example, why don’t you ask ‘Do you like English?’

This is the first time I have seen [Verb ~たら] used at the end of a sentence.
So I read と聞いてみたら as “If/when you try to ask”.

Is there something I am missing here?
nekoyama
This is covered in the たらどう grammar point. You can (casually) make suggestions without spelling out the part after the conditional.
deltacat3
@nekoyama Thank you for that clarification! At least it seems like a very logical combination, with the hypothetical condition [~たら] is modifying どう “In which way/manner?”. To literally express “what if you do… (this)?”