I want someone to do something Japanese Grammar Tips

In this lesson, I will introduce you how to describe "I want someone to do something" using the te-form of a verb plus the adjective ほしい.





たなかさん　に　これ　を　たべてほしいです。(affirmative sentence)

I want Ms. Tanaka to eat this.

たなかさん　に　これ　を　たべてほしくないです。(negative sentence)

たなかさん　に　これ　を　たべないでほしいです。(negative sentence)



すずきさん　に　きてほしいです。(affirmative sentence)

I want Mr. Suzuki to come.

すずきさん　に　きてほしくないです。(negative sentence)

すずきさん　に　こないでほしいです。(negative sentence)



かとうさん　に　しずかにしてほしいです。(affirmative sentence)

I want Mr. Kato to be quiet.



References:

I want to do something

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/I-want-to-do-something-eod5r2



I want something

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/I-want-something-epa75c



All 9 Case Particles

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/All-9-Case-Particles-eprp9v



Adjective + する

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/Adjective-e120vh2



Te-forms

https://anchor.fm/yuya-sato/episodes/Te-forms-enfaqj



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