Difference between して and したり


What is the difference between saying
「最近毎日は何もをしなかったり、ただの寝るとからなるよ。」and「最近毎日は何もをしなくて、ただの寝るのよ。」

I'm not sure if one doesn't work with that sentence, or if this works the same
in negative form, but I've been seeing the past-tense + り combination quite a
bit recently and just wanted to know which to use and when.




したり is commonly used when enumerating verbs that you do in no particular
order. （例：僕の趣味は映画を見たり、本を読んだりすることです。）

It can also mean "and the like" depending on the context. If only one verb is
mentioned, I usually interpret it as "and the like." For example, even just
the first part of sentence below already gives an idea that the speaker hasn't
done anything productive and has been only slacking and sleeping a lot
recently . 「 **最近毎日は何もをしなかったり** 、ただの寝るとからなるよ。」

Hope this helps.




したり is commonly used when enumerating verbs that you do in no particular
order. （例：僕の趣味は映画を見たり、本を読んだりすることです。）

It can also mean "and the like" depending on the context. If only one verb is
mentioned, I usually interpret it as "and the like." For example, even just
the first part of sentence below already gives an idea that the speaker hasn't
done anything productive and has been only slacking and sleeping a lot
recently . 「 **最近毎日は何もをしなかったり** 、ただの寝るとからなるよ。」

Hope this helps.

