I am going to look for them in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

The sentence "わたしは かれらを さがします" means "I will look for them" in English. Here is a breakdown of its formation:

1. わたし (watashi): This is the pronoun "I" in Japanese.
2. は (wa): This is the topic particle that indicates the topic of the sentence, which is "わたし" in this case.
3. かれら (karera): This is the pronoun "them" in Japanese, typically referring to a group of males or a mixed-gender group.
4. を (o): This is the direct object particle, showing that "かれら" is the object of the verb.
5. さがします (sagashimasu): This is the verb "to look for" in its polite, non-past form.

Tips to remember it:
– Think of "わたしは" (watashi wa) as introducing yourself as the topic, much like saying "As for me," in English.
– Note the structure of Subject (わたし) + Topic Particle (は) + Object (かれら) + Object Particle (を) + Verb (さがします).
– Remember that "さがします" (sagashimasu) is the polite form of "to look for."

Alternate ways to say "I am going to look for them":
1. わたしは かれらを さがそうと おもっています。
(Watashi wa karera o sagasou to omotteimasu.)
– "I am thinking of looking for them."

2. わたしは かれらを さがす つもりです。
(Watashi wa karera o sagasu tsumori desu.)
– "I intend to look for them."

3. わたしは かれらを さがしに いきます。
(Watashi wa karera o sagashi ni ikimasu.)
– "I am going to go look for them."

4. わたしは かれらを みつける ために さがします。
(Watashi wa karera o mitsukeru tame ni sagashimasu.)
– "I will search in order to find them."

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