@naasan_japanese: **How to Say "I Want You To..." in Japanese (Using the Te-Form!) 🇯🇵✍️** Want to express what you want someone else to do in Japanese? The key is combining the Te-form of a verb with ~ hoshii (~ほしい)! Here are a few common examples from everyday situations: * Come: Kuru ➔ Kite hoshii (来てほしい / I want you to come) * Help: Tezudau ➔ Tezudatte hoshii (手伝ってほしい / I want you to help) * Hurry: Isogu ➔ Isogide hoshii (急いでほしい / I want you to hurry) ### 💡 Quick Guide: How to Make the Te-Form! The Te-form changes depending on the verb group (Ru-verbs, U-verbs, and Irregular verbs): * **Ru-Verbs (Ichidan verbs):** Drop the final -ru and add -te. * Taberu (to eat) ➔ Tabete * **U-Verbs (Godan verbs):** The Te-form changes based on the last syllable of the dictionary form: * Ends in う, つ, る (-u, -tsu, -ru) ➔ って (-tte) (Kau ➔ Katte) * Ends in ぬ, ぶ, む (-nu, -bu, -mu) ➔ で (-de) (Yomu ➔ Yonde) * Ends in く (-ku) ➔ いて (-ite) (Kaku ➔ Kaite) (Exception: Iku ➔ Itte) * Ends in ぐ (-gu) ➔ いで (-ide) (Oyogu ➔ Oyoide) * Ends in す (-su) ➔ して (-shite) (Hanasu ➔ Hanashite) * **Irregular Verbs:** * Suru (to do) ➔ Shite (して) * Kuru (to come) ➔ Kite (きて) Save this video and post to master Japanese verb conjugation and level up your grammar! 🔖✨ What’s something you want someone to do for you right now? Let me know in the comments! 👇💬 #LearnJapanese #JapaneseGrammar #StudyJapanese #JapaneseLanguage #Nihongo

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