Beginning Japanese Phrases #206: てみたい (want to try doing something)
About this episode
This episode discusses the Japanese grammar pattern てみたい, which expresses the desire to try doing something.
Today's podcast covers: てみたい — want to try doing something This grammar pattern combines the verb with mitai, which expresses the desire to try doing something to see what it is like. It conveys curiosity or interest in experiencing something new. Example: 日本に行ってみたいです。I want to try going to Japan. Vocabulary: 日本に — to Japan 行ってみたい — want to try going です — polite sentence ending Become a Makoto+ member for bonus content: www.MakotoPlus.com
More episodes of TheJapanesePage.com - Beginning Japanese Phrases
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #213: 〜たいです (want to do something)
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #212: 〜てもいいですか (May I)
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #211: です
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #210: 〜たり 〜たりする (doing things like A and B, alternating or listing multiple actions)
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #209: 〜から (because, since, from)
- Beginning Japanese Phrases #208: 〜てはいけません (You must not do, it is forbidden to do (prohibition))
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the TheJapanesePage.com - Beginning Japanese Phrases podcast page.