Oborogin's Japanese Lesson 17 "Verb Tai desu. (Want to verb)" 12/22/'08

[wehrmanj]

Good lesson, understood the verb usage very quickly with it. Thank you!

[happyzin]

i want to check if this is correct.if i want to say to negative thing.

僕は外国に行きたくなくて外国語を晩強したくないですよ。

[servantEG]

Do you also use this -tai form for expressing a wish for the future thats fulfillment is not absolutely sure, for example "I want to go to Japan (someday)", or only for describing a current plan, like "I want to do it (now, and therefore im going to do it in near future)"?

[oborogin]

Yes, buddy!

It indicates future tense with wish...but if you wanna make it future tense perfectly. You place word which indicates future in a phrase as Itsuka(someday), Ashita(tomorrow), Rainen(next year)etc... "Watashi wa Itsuka(someday) Nihon ni Ikitai desu." it will describe your future plan.

Have a good weekend!

[MinorVibes504]

あなたのビデオはとてもよくて面白いですよ！　どうも！

[oborogin]

Thanks buddy!!

本当にありがとうございます。

勉強がんばってください。

Let's study together.

Have a good one !!

[OB7x4]

Thanks for the video! I was wonder, how can you tell the difference between using "wa" and "ga" in a sentence?

[oborogin]

OK please, check my Lesson vid #4 which on my playlist.

Have a good one buddy!!

[dirtbaggz]

Oborgin! Its new years eve here in tokyo man, im awakerightnow, its 7:30 am.. im gnna sleep for a few hours then head out this evening.

Just wanted to wish u a happy new year man, be safe and I look forward to you future lessons, and being conversational with your help for 2009. Thanks again for the Japanese lessons, mata ne!

[oborogin]

Hey buddy!

Japan is already New year's eve..

Have a great new year ma~n.

Enjoy Japanese new year's eve!

And have some Ozouni & Omochi instead of me

I hope your 2009 will be super great year.

Have a good one!

[watashinotokyo]

watashi wa nihon ni sumitai desu.

[oborogin]

Hey ma~n!

Your Japanese is perfect!

Nihon no doko ni sumitai desu ka?

Tokyo?..Hokkaido?..Okinawa? etc

Have a good one!

[wellbeing9]

That was a good video and a good explanation. Thank you!

[oborogin]

Thanks for the kind comment!

It encourages me a lot to continue this lesson!!

Merry Christmas to you!

Have a good one!!

[rbxjm2]

I just started watching your videos, they're awesome! thanks a lot, I really appreciate them =D

[oborogin]

Thanks for your kind comment.

Let's study together buddy!

Merry Christmas to you :))

Have a good one!!

[AlwaysAmiYumi]

Your videos are SUPER helpful, thanks!

I subscribed, and rated 5 stars. Please continue making them! =]

[oborogin]

Thank you so much for your complements.

It encourages me a lot to continue to make new vids from now on.

When you have time, please, check out my lesson playlist on my channel.

I hope my vids will be help for your study even a little.

Have a great Xmas!

Have a good one buddy!!

[acromel]

Excellent, I'm really enjoying these!

I have two questions

1 Conjugations

Would `did not want' be たくないでした ・ たくありませんでした?

2 たい　is related to ほしい

Is the difference...

たい　- want to do something (travel, talk, listen, eat etc)

ほしい - want something tangible (purchase, give or take an object etc)

Cheers!

[oborogin]

1 Verbたくなかったです。or Verbたくありませんでした。 ２ You are right. Tai is always connect after Masu form of Verb. So,every verb you can connect with Tai. Hoshii is little different from Tai. Tai indicates subject's hope. Most of case, You use Hoshii for Objects,Thinks,(Noun) =>Subject want Noun.. When you hope someone to do something, you can connect Verb and Hoshii, and to say Verb+TeHoshii... This case, Subject hope someone to do ...

[acromel]

Ah, cool. Thanks!

[NihongoNoob]

Wow, your videos are always very helpful, thank you very much.

[oborogin]

Thanks for your complements buddy!

I am glad my vid became help for your study.

Have a great Xmas!

Have a good one!!