I have never heard of "Isogu ittara" & I think it is
incorrect grammer. Instead, I've learned and often
heard & used "Isoidara".
--- randhir_nag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is one question which I am sure every person
> learning Japanese
> faces.
>
> But surprisingly,explanation in books are so complex
> and cryptic.
>
>
> Isogu nara, tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru
> yo.
>
> Isogeba, tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru yo.
>
> Isogu ittara,tsugi no densha ni noru koto ga dekiru
> yo.
>
> Can someone explain which of the above is wrong -
> and why?
>
> If they are all correct,what differentiates these
> forms?
>
>
>
>
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