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1064 results found using grammar たい
GRAMMAR MATCH
わたし
えいご
英語
べんきょう
勉強

I want to study English.
わたし
いしゃ
医者
なり
I wish to be a doctor.
わたし
その
ほん

I want to read the book.
わたし
その
うた
うた

I want to sing the song.
わたし
その
えいが
映画

I want to see the movie.
わたし
この
ほん

I want to read this book.
わたし
その
しごと
仕事
やってもらい
Would you like me to do that work?
そと

I feel like going out.
なに

What do you mean?
なに

What do you want to do?
もの
ちゅうもん
注文

I would like to order drinks now.
ひとこと
一言

Let me say.
なに

What are you driving at?
どちら

Where would you like to go?
どこ
りょこう
旅行

I want to go somewhere on a trip.
テニス
I'd like to play tennis.
ちょっと
でんわ
電話
かけ
I would like to make a phone call.
ちょっと
やす

I feel like taking a rest.
ぜひ

I would very much like to go.
ひと
しつもん
質問
してみ

I'd like to ask a question.
きょう
今日
もう
かえ

I want to go back now.
らい
ねん
にほん
日本

I want to go to Japan next year.
これ
まわ
してもらい

I'd like you to pass this around.
せいかつ
生活
しやすい
ところ

I want to go a place where it is easy to live.
もんだい
問題
あること
いしき
意識
している
こと
しめ
していただき

I'd like you to demonstrate that you are aware that there is a problem.
らいねん
来年
わたし
がいこく
外国
りゅうがく
留学

I want to study abroad next year.
らいしゅう
来週
また

I'd like to see you again next week.
よやく
予約
へんこう
変更

I'd like to change my reservation.
よやく
予約
かくにん
確認

We'd like to confirm our reservations.
よやく
予約

I'd like to make a reservation.
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