Want to pay in Japanese 🇯🇵

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want to pay	はらいたい

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "はらいたい" (haraitai) can be broken down into two parts: "はらう" (harau), which means "to pay," and "たい" (-tai), which is a suffix used to express a desire or wish. So, remember that "harau" + "tai" = "haraitai" (want to pay).

Explanations:
– "はらいたい" (haraitai) is a conjugation of the verb "はらう" (harau: to pay) combined with the desiderative form "たい" (tai), which expresses a desire or wish.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 支払いたい (しはらいたい, shiharaitai): This also means "want to pay," with "支払う" (しはらう, shiharau) being another verb for "to pay."

Infinitive and conjugations:
– Infinitive: はらう (harau)
– Present: はらいます (haraimasu – polite), はらう (harau – plain)
– Past: はらいました (haraimaa – polite), はらった (haratta – plain)
– Negative: はらいたくない (haraitakunai – polite/negative wish), はらいません (haraimasen – polite/negative)
– Past negative: はらいたくなかった (haraitakunakatta – polite/negative past wish), はらいませんでした (haraimasen dea – polite/negative past)
– Present progressive: はらっている (haratte iru)
– Future: Same as present tense but with future context

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. 明日の会計をはらいたいです。
あしたのかいけいをはらいたいです。
Aa no kaikei o haraitai desu.
I want to pay tomorrow's bill.

2. 今日は私が晩ご飯の代金をはらいたい。
きょうはわたしがばんごはんのだいきんをはらいたい。
Kyou wa watashi ga bangohan no daikin o haraitai.
I want to pay for tonight's dinner.

3. この席代をはらいたくない。
このせきだいをはらいたくない。
Kono sekidai o haraitakunai.
I don't want to pay for this table charge.

4. 彼女は自分のお金で映画のチケットをはらいたいと思っています。
かのじょはじぶんのおかねでえいがのチケットをはらいたいとおもっています。
Kanojo wa jibun no okane de eiga no chiketto o haraitai to omotteimasu.
She wants to pay for the movie ticket with her own money.

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