「たびに」- Whenever

Explanation

Grammar: Noun + の／Verb Dictionary Form + たびに
This structure means "whenever" or "every time" something happens, a certain result or situation always follows.

Grammar Pattern

Grammar Point	Connection	Explanation
たびに	Noun + の／Verb Dictionary Form + たびに	Indicates that every time a certain action or state occurs, a specific result or situation always follows.

Basic Usage

• 「たびに」 is typically attached to the dictionary form of a verb or a noun, expressing that every time the action or state occurs, another action or state follows.
• This usage helps describe habitual or repetitive situations, emphasizing the cause-and-effect relationship between events.

Examples

• 日本語にほんごを勉強べんきょうするたびに、新あたらしい発見はっけんがある。
• Nihongo o benkyou suru tabi ni, atarashii hakken ga aru.
• Whenever I study Japanese, I make new discoveries.
  

• 家いえに帰かえるたびに、子犬こいぬが喜よろこんで迎むかえてくれる。
• Ie ni kaeru tabi ni, koinu ga yorokonde mukaete kureru.
• Whenever I come home, my puppy happily greets me.
  

• その歌うたを聴きくたびに、高校こうこう時代じだいを思おもい出だす。
• Sono uta o kiku tabi ni, koukou jidai o omoidasu.
• Whenever I listen to that song, I remember my high school days.
  

Summary

「たびに」 is used to express that whenever a certain action or state occurs, a specific result or situation always follows. It is often used to describe habitual or repetitive situations, clearly conveying cause-and-effect relationships and emotions.