日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
[Sentence Structure]

[Part 109]

The stem of the masu form of a verb, followed by the auxiliary adjective tai, expresses a first person's desire to do something, or a second person's in an interrogative sentence. If the root verb to which tai attaches is transitive, the direct object of the sentence can be marked by either ga or o.
A third person's desire to do something is expressed by the use of the auxiliary verb tagatte iru following the masu stem of a verb.

Examples:
私 は もう一度 あの 映画 を/が みたい です。
Watashi wa mō ichido ano eiga o/ ga mitai desu.
I want to see that movie once more

あなた は 夏休み に 何 を/が したい です か。
Anata wa natsuyasumi ni nani o/ga shitai desu ka.
What do you want to do during summer vacation?

Hope this helps!

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