What is Hoshii desu?

What is Hoshii desu?

When what one desires requires a noun, such as a car or money, “hoshii (to want)” is used. The basic sentence structure is “someone) wa (something) ga hoshii desu.” Note that the object of the verb “to want” is marked with the particle “ga”, not “o”. Here are some sample sentences: Watashi wa kuruma ga hoshii desu.

What is Omoimasu?

OMOIMASU is a verb that means (to think). Before it, we add the particle TO. Before TO OMOIMASU (I think that), you use the plain form of verbs, such as the dictionary form or the TA-form. You learned about the plain form in Lesson 26.

What does hoshiko mean?

star child
Proper noun. Hoshiko. A Japanese female given name from Japanese: Means “star child”

What does Hoshino mean?

star
Hoshino (星野 characters for “star” and “field”) is a Japanese name.

What does tsukiko mean?

Moon
The name Tsukiko is primarily a female name of Japanese origin that means Moon.

What is Tabetakunai?

doesnt’ want to eat.

What are some examples of Hoshii in Japanese?

1 Examples: 2 新しい車がほしいです。 3 Atarashii kuruma ga hoshii desu. 4 I want a new car. 5 あの本がほしいです。 6 Ano hon ga hoshii desu. 7 I want that book. 8 Talking About Other People’s Desires.★ In Japanese, if you want to express someone else’s desire, you can’t use ほしい (hoshii)…. 9 Examples: 10 えみさんは新しい車をほしがっています。 その他のアイテム…

Is ほしい (Hoshii) a verb or noun?

However, Verb (て-form) ほしい has a different meaning from the above which will be discussed in one of the future lessons. Just bear in mind that you cannot connect verb directly to ほしい (hoshii) unless you change it to て-form (te-form).

What does “Shizuka ni Nemutte Hoshii” mean?

Shizuka ni nemutte hoshii actually should translate to “I want you to sleep silently.” te-form plus hoshii is used when you want someone to do something – “I want you to ____.” We didn’t go over this in this lesson because we have not yet talked about te-form, but we will be doing a video on te-form soon!

What is the difference between Motomeru and Hoshii?

Arigatou!! Motomeru can mean “to want” or “to wish for” but it is also kind of like “to seek” or “to search for” “to pursue.” Hoshii just means “to want.” Maybe you are talking about the word, まま (mama) which means “as it is” or “as one likes.” For example, そのままでいい。