We will use ‘～たり～たりする’ to translate the following activities in a non-exhaustive manner. Unlike ‘～たい,’ ‘～たり～たりする’ appends to an altered form of the past tense short form and not to the stem of the verb.

Though the primary use of ‘～たり’ is to list a non-exhaustive series of actions, you can use it with just one verb on its own. A sentence like ‘テレビを見たりして、それからねました’ means ‘I watched TV for example, and then went to sleep’; by not listing any other activities but still using ‘～たり,’ this sentence suggests that the other activities were inconsequential or merely implied.

To translate the following sentence, we answer as follows:
明日、洗濯したり、勉強したりします。
（あした、せんたくしたり、べんきょうしたりします。）

We will use ‘～たり～たりする’ to translate the following activities in a non-exhaustive manner. Unlike ‘～たい,’ ‘～たり～たりする’ appends to an altered form of the past tense short form and not to the stem of the verb.

Though the primary use of ‘～たり’ is to list a non-exhaustive series of actions, you can use it with just one verb on its own. A sentence like ‘テレビを見たりして、それからねました’ means ‘I watched TV for example, and then went to sleep’; by not listing any other activities but still using ‘～たり,’ this sentence suggests that the other activities were inconsequential or merely implied.

To translate the following sentence, we answer as follows:
昨日、友達に会ったり、本を読んだりしました。
（きのう、友だちに会ったり、本を読んだりしました。）

We will use ‘～たり～たりする’ to translate the following activities in a non-exhaustive manner. Unlike ‘～たい,’ ‘～たり～たりする’ appends to an altered form of the past tense short form and not to the stem of the verb.

Though the primary use of ‘～たり’ is to list a non-exhaustive series of actions, you can use it with just one verb on its own. A sentence like ‘テレビを見たりして、それからねました’ means ‘I watched TV for example, and then went to sleep’; by not listing any other activities but still using ‘～たり,’ this sentence suggests that the other activities were inconsequential or merely implied.

To translate the following sentence, we answer as follows:
うちで日本語を練習したり、日本語の映画を見たりしました。
（うちで日本語をれんしゅうしたり、日本語のえいがを見たりしました。）

We will use ‘～たり～たりする’ to translate the following activities in a non-exhaustive manner. Unlike ‘～たい,’ ‘～たり～たりする’ appends to an altered form of the past tense short form and not to the stem of the verb.

Though the primary use of ‘～たり’ is to list a non-exhaustive series of actions, you can use it with just one verb on its own. A sentence like ‘テレビを見たりして、それからねました’ means ‘I watched TV for example, and then went to sleep’; by not listing any other activities but still using ‘～たり,’ this sentence suggests that the other activities were inconsequential or merely implied.

Constructions like ‘～たい’ and ‘～てはいけません’ append to the final ‘する’ of ‘～たり～たりする’ forms.

To translate the following sentence, we answer as follows:
今週の週末、山に登ったり、温泉に行ったりしたいです。
（今しゅうのしゅうまつ、山にのぼったり、おんせんに行ったりしたいです。）

We will use ‘～たり～たりする’ to translate the following activities in a non-exhaustive manner. Unlike ‘～たい,’ ‘～たり～たりする’ appends to an altered form of the past tense short form and not to the stem of the verb.

Though the primary use of ‘～たり’ is to list a non-exhaustive series of actions, you can use it with just one verb on its own. A sentence like ‘テレビを見たりして、それからねました’ means ‘I watched TV for example, and then went to sleep’; by not listing any other activities but still using ‘～たり,’ this sentence suggests that the other activities were inconsequential or merely implied.

Constructions like ‘～たい’ and ‘～てはいけません’ append to the final ‘する’ of ‘～たり～たりする’ forms.

To translate the following sentence, we answer as follows:
寮でたばこを吸ったり、ビールを飲んだりしてはいけません。
（りょうでたばこをすったり、ビールを飲んだりしてはいけません。）