我要学唱中文的生日快乐歌,到时候唱给你们听。
I ’m going to learn to sing Happy Birthday in Chinese and I ’ll sing it to you.
wǒ yào xué chàng zhōngwén de shēngrìkuàilè gē,dàoshíhòu chàng gěi nǐmen tīng 。
Expressing "when the time comes" with "dao shihou"
……,到时候 + ……
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