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246 results found using grammar ほしい
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しない
市内
ちず
地図
です
I'd like a city map.
くつ
です
I'd like some shoes.
なに
つめ
たい
もの

I want something cold to drink.
なに
です
What do you want?
なに
あたら
しい
もの
We want something new.
なに
もの

I want something to eat.
なに
べる
もの
I want something to eat.
なに
もの

I want something to drink.
なに
たべものです
Would you like anything to eat?
よく
かんが
えてみる
じかん
時間

Give me another couple of days to think it over.
もっと
じかん
時間

I need more time.
この
にんぎょう
人形
です
I'd like to buy this doll.
クリスマス
なに
ジェニー
What do you want for Christmas, Jenny?
かね

I want money.
かね

I wish I had a money tree.
りょうり
料理
うまい
じょせい
女性

We need a woman able in cooking.
もの
もの
What you see is what you want.
かのじょ
彼女
ほんとう
本当
なに
わたし
わからない
I can't figure out what she really wants.
かれ
りゅうがく
留学
する
チャンス
つよ
のぞ
んでいる

He is eager for a chance to study abroad.
かれ
ため
ほん

He wants a book to read.
かれ
かね
いった
He asked for the money.
かれ
そのコンサートチケット
たまらなかった
He was itching for a ticket to the concert.
かれ
かね
った

He asked for money.
かれ
いつも
かね
っている

He is always asking for money.
かれ
だけ
もの
あた
えた

I gave him as much food as he wanted.
だれ
ほか
ひと

I want somebody else.
おお
きな
かた
れいぞうこ
冷蔵庫

I want to buy a large sized refrigerator.
なに
です
What else do you want?
あたら
しい
ワープロ

I was anxious for a new word processor.
もの
たくさん
のこ
っています

There is plenty of food left if you'd like some.
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