combining several participle of verb + miru


I am practicing expressing "to try to do something", using the participle of
verbs plus 見る.

If I understand correctly, a sentence like:

> このビールを飲んでみました。

means something like:

> I tried to drink this beer."

Now, using the same grammatical structure, I am trying to say:

> I will try to talk to my parents and decide whether I will buy it or not.

The first part would be: 私の両親と話してみます and the second: これを買うかどうか決めて見ます。(not sure
if that is right, this is just my best shot at it right now)

Now I try to combine them in one sentence, but the following sounds quite
wrong in my beginner's ears:

> 私の両親と話して、これを買うかどうか決めて見ます。

What is the right way to say this?




> このビールを飲んでみました。

I think it means 'I tried drinking this beer' (You drank it).  
'I tried to drink this beer' would be 「このビールを飲もうとしました」(You may or may not have
drunk it).

If I understand correctly,  
'try doing' 「～してみる」  
'try to do' 「～しようとする」  
'will try to do' 「～しようと思う」「～したいと思う」(Literally 'I think I will ~' 'I think I
want to ~')

> I will try to talk to my parents and decide whether I will buy it or not.

I think it will be 「両親と話して、これを買うかどうか決めようと思います or 決めたいと思います。」

「私の両親と話して、これを買うかどうか決めてみます。」 doesn't sound natural to me.




> このビールを飲んでみました。

I think it means 'I tried drinking this beer' (You drank it).  
'I tried to drink this beer' would be 「このビールを飲もうとしました」(You may or may not have
drunk it).

If I understand correctly,  
'try doing' 「～してみる」  
'try to do' 「～しようとする」  
'will try to do' 「～しようと思う」「～したいと思う」(Literally 'I think I will ~' 'I think I
want to ~')

> I will try to talk to my parents and decide whether I will buy it or not.

I think it will be 「両親と話して、これを買うかどうか決めようと思います or 決めたいと思います。」

「私の両親と話して、これを買うかどうか決めてみます。」 doesn't sound natural to me.

