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@@ -34,13 +34,14 @@ This is often called the **"Logical If."** Use this when focusing on the conditi
 
 ### 2. The Nakereba (なければ) Form
 
-This is simply the **negative version of ~eba**. It translates to **"If "something" does not happen."**
+This is simply the **negative version of ~eba**. It translates to **"If "something" does not happen."** 
 
 - **How to form it:** Take the negative (_nai_) form of a verb, drop the _~i_, and add _~kereba_.
     
 - **Example:** _Tabenai_ (don't eat) → _Tabenakereba_ (If I don't eat).
     
 - **Common Use:** You’ll see this in the phrase for "must": _~nakereba narimasen_ (lit: "If you don't do it, it won't be okay").
+- Can also stick "よかった" after it to mean "I wish I "
     
 
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