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You can use the te-form of a verb plus the helping verb
みる - miru
to express
the idea of "doing something tentatively" or "trying something". |
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You are not sure what the outcome of your action will be,
but do it and see what effect it might have. |
漢字がわからなかったので、
日本人の友達に聞いてみました。 |
I did not know the kanji,
so I tried asking
a Japanese friend of mine. |
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kanji-ga wakara nakatta no de,
nihonjin-no tomodachi-ni kiite-mimashita. |
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友だちがあのみせのケーキはおいしい
と言っていましたから、
今度たべてみます。
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My friends say that the cake at the shop is good
/because/,
I will have a piece one of
these days |
tomodachi-ga, ano mise-no keeki-wa oishii,
to itte imashita kara,
kondo, tabete-mimasu. |
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| みる・見る |
miru comes from the verb miru,
and conjugates as a regular ru-verb. |