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I want/dont want (hoshi)
In japanese I know that the word for "want" is hoshi but how would you say "I want that" in a proper sentence?
My guess would be "kore wa hoshi desu".
I would also like to know how to say "I dont want it/that" in japanese. My guess would be "hoshi ja nai" or "kore wa hoshi ja arimasen".
Please correct me :)
Thanks ;)
30 de abr. de 2015 3:08
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This-これ(kore) That-あれ(are) It-それ(sore) These-これら(korera) Those-あれら(arera)
"I want that." means 「あれがほしい。」 in Japanese.
"I don't want it/that." means 「それ/あれ は ほしくない。」 in Japanese.
30 de abril de 2015
Hi Hara. Usually I reply 「いらないです」 (iranai desu) when someone ask me "Do you want?" 「欲しいですか」(hosii desuka),
2 de mayo de 2015
Hi, it's not "hoshi (ほし)", it's "hoshii (ほしい)" as Fumito-san already said. Anyway, I'd like recommend you to learn the Japanese characters, hiragana and katakana if you didn't start yet. Good luck to your Japanese.
30 de abril de 2015
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