Want to hear/ask in Japanese 🇯🇵

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want to hear/ask	ききたい

How to say “want to hear/ask” in Japanese? “ききたい”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ききたい” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on want to hear/ask in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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ききたい (kikitai): Want to hear/ask

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– きく (kiku) means "to listen" or "to ask." By adding たい (tai), it turns into "want to listen" or "want to ask."
– Think of "kiku" as an ear "picking" up sounds or questions.

Explanations:
– The verb きく (kiku) means "to hear, listen, ask."
– Adding たい (tai) to a verb root in Japanese expresses a desire or want to do that action.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 聞きたい (kikitai) – Same kanji but the meaning is the same.
– 聞くつもり (kiku tsumori) – "Intend to listen/ask" (a bit different but close in intention).

Conjugations:
– Present: ききたい (kikitai) – want to hear/ask
– Past: ききたかった (kikitakatta) – wanted to hear/ask
– Negative Present: ききたくない (kikitakunai) – do not want to hear/ask
– Negative Past: ききたくなかった (kikitakunakatta) – did not want to hear/ask
– Future: (Not typically used, but you can indicate future intent using the present form ききたい with a future context.)

Examples of Sentences:
1. 私はあなたに何かききたいことがあります。
– Watashi wa anata ni nanika kikitai koto ga arimasu.
– I have something I want to ask you.

2. 音楽をききたいです。
– Ongaku o kikitai desu.
– I want to listen to music.

3. 昨日、彼に質問をききたかったです。
– Kinō, kare ni sumon o kikitakatta desu.
– Yesterday, I wanted to ask him a question.

4. 私はその話をききたくない。
– Watashi wa sono hanashi o kikitakunai.
– I don't want to hear that story.

5. 彼女は本当のことをききたくなかった。
– Kanojo wa hontō no koto o kikitakunakatta.
– She didn't want to hear the truth.

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