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Do I can just left out the word (I) like that in the japanese language like that(すしを食べたい 0

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jhonatadetsu
Jan 20, 2013
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Plus, If you ask somebody, " Where did you go yesterday?"
You don't need to say "you " in Japanese, because you're directly talking to him/her as "you".
So in Japanese,
「きのう　どこに　行ったの？」　
should suffice to ask.

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tomoko
Jan 22, 2013
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Yes of course! Actually this sentence sounds more natural without using "I".!
Just for your information: unlike English and some other laguage you don't repeat "I" all the time. Most of the time the action verb makes it clear about who you are talking about.
In this case, 食べたい refers to YOU YOURSELF wanting to eat something.
Hope my explanation was useful
^_^

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rjcorraya
Jan 20, 2013
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