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Using A as an opportunity to B; Do A and B on the same occasion
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I know, as we're going for a walk we could go along the forest path and to the forest valley or something?
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                 まとめよう  
As we're listening to music, let's use this time to get our luggage for the move all together.
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I used my break from work as an opportunity to have some tea at the cafe.

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ANoun
 
AVerb: Stem
 
 
がてらBAction
Basic Examples:
がてら (visit a friend when out on a walk)

きがてらませる (Going on a business trip and getting errands done in the city (while there))

Notes
The noun form A is usually a noun that precedes する.
Related Expressions
かたがた
ついでに
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fareastfurfaro
Level: 1
Ah... so that's the meaning! I just had a friend use it in an email to me and I had no idea what she meant. It's 1 grammar so I don't feel so bad now^^
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14 years ago
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