Want to make in Japanese 🇯🇵

つくりたい info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word (つくりたい – tsukuritai):
1. Associate the word "tsuku" (つく) with "to make/create."
2. Add "ritai" (りたい) which stands for "want to" in Japanese.
3. Visualize someone passionately wanting (tai) to create (tsuku) something.

Explanations:
– つくりたい (tsukuritai) is a verb formed from the verb つくる (tsukuru – to make/create) and the auxiliary adjective たい (tai – want to).
– It expresses a desire to make or create something.

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 作りたい (つくりたい, tsukuritai) – an alternative writing using different kanji but same meaning.
– 造りたい (つくりたい, tsukuritai) – this can also mean "want to make," often used for construction or manufacturing, emphasizing the process.

Different Conjugations:

1. Present:
– つくりたい (tsukuritai) – want to make

2. Past:
– つくりたかった (tsukuritakatta) – wanted to make

3. Negative Present:
– つくりたくない (tsukuritakunai) – don't want to make

4. Negative Past:
– つくりたくなかった (tsukuritakunakatta) – didn't want to make

Examples of Sentences:

1. Present:
– 今日はケーキをつくりたい。
*Kyō wa kēki o tsukuritai.*
(I want to make a cake today.)

2. Past:
– 昨日、そのドレスを作りたかった。
*Kinō, sono doresu o tsukuritakatta.*
(I wanted to make that dress yesterday.)

3. Negative Present:
– 今は何もつくりたくない。
*Ima wa nanimo tsukuritakunai.*
(I don't want to make anything now.)

4. Negative Past:
– 昨日は料理をつくりたくなかった。
*Kinō wa ryōri o tsukuritakunakatta.*
(I didn't want to cook yesterday.)

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