26. ~たびに

~たびに
Whenever...
Structure
Nの/Vる+たびに
Explanation
Expresses that whenever A occurs, B always occurs (a repeated or regular pattern); the following clause is usually a result/reaction and typically not in the past tense.
Examples
Every time there's a bargain sale, I end up buying things I don't need.
Whenever my father travels, he brings back local specialties as souvenirs.
Every time I look something up in a dictionary, I discover something new.
I'm happy whenever I hear about my friends' successes.
Note
1) Easily confused with ~とき/~たら. → ~たびに means 'whenever...then...', indicating a repeated, habitual occurrence.2) The following clause is usually a repeated reaction/result. → Generally not used to describe a single occurrence.3) Avoid using it for an event that happened only once. → If it's just 'after...' (sequence in time), use a different pattern.