I go to home and eat:

Watashi wa ie ni kaette tabemasu

I eat cake, drink coffee and (then) go to home:

Keeki o tabete, koohii o nonde, ie ni kaerimasu.

First I look, then I buy: (I look and buy)

Mitte kaimasu.


Are these written correctly ??

Atm I'm studying て-verbs


and how can I say:

I try to speak. Using te-verb.

(mitte hanashimasu) ???

This post was edited by greydoom on Jul 27 2009 07:00am

You might want to be careful how you write down class 1 verbs with -te endings. You have to remember all you need to do is drop "ru" and add "te". Thus miru becomes mite, not mitte. The "tte" conjugation is for irregular ru verbs (like wakaru - wakatte)



That would be hanashite miru for example you could say Monku ga aru nara Peter ni hanashite mimasu - If you have a complaint, try talking to Peter.

This post was edited by skystrike on Jul 27 2009 08:25am

I try to read

yonde miru ?

hm

Correct

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