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|  一度〜たら [いちど〜たら] (ichido-tara) Meaning: once Example: once you start, you have to finish JLPT Level: 2 Category: admin Author: dc
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| Miki | ex#2994 we usually say やれるところまでやった方がいい。 | | Surf | Who founded Ichido-tara ? | | bamboo4 | What does it mean? 一度やったら? | | Ludi | i think 一度やったら simply means "once you've done"
一度〜たら = 一旦 (or 一度)〜したからには
example: 一旦契約を結んだからには、それを破ることは簡単にはできない。
Once you've made a contract, you can't break it simply.
>>cf. karaniha | | tigert | ichido 〜tara is a combination of the word 一度 which is a 1 plus the counter for occurences and the causative tara form meaning if
which equals if (you) V 1 time, S2 I | | |
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