〜といい

I hope

Expresses a hope about something outside your control: "I hope…", "it would be nice if…".

Readings

How to form it

Put the plain non-past before といい: 晴(は)れるといい, 受(う)かるといい.
Nouns and な-adjectives add だといい: 元気(げんき)だといい. For a negative, use ないといい: 雨(あめ)じゃないといい.
It usually ends with ですね, な or んだけど: 晴(は)れるといいですね (I hope it's sunny).

明日(あした)、天気(てんき)がいいといいですね。

I hope the weather's nice tomorrow.

試験(しけん)に受(う)かるといいな。

I hope I pass the exam.

How it comes back in Isori

One sentence, four ways to recall it. Isori writes sentences like this from the grammar you’re on and the words due that day.

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Read it, then say what it means.

お子(おこ)さんは学校(がっこう)が好(す)きだといい。

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I hope your child likes school.

Listen, then say what you heard.

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お子(おこ)さんは学校(がっこう)が好(す)きだといい。

I hope your child likes school.

Write it in Japanese.

I hope your child likes school.

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お子(おこ)さんは学校(がっこう)が好(す)きだといい。

Say it aloud in Japanese.

I hope your child likes school.

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お子(おこ)さんは学校(がっこう)が好(す)きだといい。

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