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What is the difference between 〜てほしい, 〜てもらいたい, and 〜ていただきたい?
Jun 23, 2020 4:32 PM
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〜 てほしい and 〜てもらいたい are almost same meaning. It means the former is like " ___want someone to do……", and the latter is like"___ want to have someone do".
〜ていただきたい is a polite form for てほしい, but it's better to say "〜ていただきたいです" or "〜いただきたく思(おも)います" because it is more polite and sounds natural if you put です or ます on the end of a sentence..
June 24, 2020
~てほしい&~てもらいたい mean almost the same and can use interchangeably.
~ていただきたい is polite version of ~てもらいたい
June 23, 2020
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