【For beginner】How to use "want" and "want to verbs" in Japanese
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In this video, we introduced dozens of example sentences for "want" and "want to verbs," which are commonly used in everyday conversation. In English, a sentence always requires a subject, but in Japanese conversation, the subject is often omitted. Also, although the video uses polite expressions, "desu" is omitted in casual expressions in Japanese.
For example）①わたしはリンゴがほしいです。→りんごがほしい。
②わたしはりんごをたべたいです。→りんごをたべたい。
【My past videos about 「want」「want to」 】
①Japanese expression of "desire"「ほしい want」「したい want to do」
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The negative sentences for "want" are "〜ほしくないです" and "〜ほしくありません" are both correct. Negative sentences of "want to do" are both "～したくないです" and "～したくありません" are correct. The interrogative particle of "want" is complicated. For example）①りんごがほしいですか。②りんごはほしいですか。 Both ① and ② are correct, but they have different nuances. Generally, ① "りんごが" is used, but if there is an option other than apples, ② "りんごは" is used. It is difficult for beginners to understand how to use "は" and "が", so it is better to learn to use "が".
Thank you for using repeated formats to learn "want" and "want to". As a beginner, I love repeating similar sentences to become familiar with the basics. 👋
Thank you for your comment. It's important to remember basic syntax patterns.
Your instructional steps are very effective for an efficient learning.
ありがとうございます。
Great examples today! Also, thanks for using Boku in some places - it's not always easy to find examples of that.
People who use ``boku'' are boys and young men. In Japanese videos for beginners, I mainly use ``watashi'' to avoid confusion for viewers.
I recently came across your youtube channel and i really like this visual learning. I also saw your video with "arimasu" / "imasu" aswell. Great work and very good examples. I'm looking forward to watch more of this type of visual learning videos. このどうがはおもしろいとすごいです。あなたのどうが、 ありがとうございました。
ありがとうございます。うれしいです。
Thank you really enjoyed learning from this video, really good material and will listen many times 🫶
ありがとうございます。