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I am having trouble understanding 着ていったら in the following sentence:

明日の夕食会にはどんな服を着ていったら良いですか。

I understand how ~たら is normally used, its more combination with ていっ that seems to be throwing me off.

How is this different from using 着たら ?

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明日の夕食会にはどんな服を着ていったら良いですか。

着ていったら is the たら form (conditional form) of 着て行く, "wear and go".
(着て is the て form of the verb 着る. いったら is the たら form of [行]{い}く.)

The sentence is literally like...
"To the dinner party tomorrow, what should I wear and go?"
→ "What should I wear to go to the dinner party tomorrow?"

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  • Awesome, that makes perfect sense. Thank you.
    – Ryan
    Aug 5, 2019 at 11:32

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