(typically after someone's name) indicates exasperationusu. ったら
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indicates supposition; if ... then; when; after
"たら" is used to indicate a condition or an event that will happen after another event takes place. It can also express the idea of "if ... then" or "when."
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If it rains tomorrow, it might be canceled.
、、。。
When work is done, let's go watch a movie.
(typically after someone's name) indicates exasperation
When "たら" is used after someone's name, it often indicates a sense of exasperation or irritation towards that person's actions or behavior.
たろう太郎、、。。
Taro, it's really annoying if you're late.
、、。。
That kid, always being unprepared, it's so frustrating.
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1. 、、ないない。。
Because an average person doesn't need 3D, or high whatchacallit speeds.