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How about "の場合は” "In the case

How about "の場合は” "In the case that.." also implies a conditional form and therefore `if`

お天気が悪いの場合は、海岸へ行かなくなる
In the case that (if) the weather is bad, (we) won't go to the beach

Posted by Anonymous on Jul 15th, 2010 at 7:20 pm.

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