Want to search for in Japanese 🇯🇵

さがしたい info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Associate the word "さがしたい" (sagaai) with the image of searching for something enthusiastically. The "たい" at the end indicates a desire or want. Connect it to "search" (探す, さがす, sagasu) to remember it means "want to search for."

– Explanations:
– "さがしたい" (sagaai) is derived from the verb "探す" (sagasu), meaning "to search." The suffix "たい" is used to express a desire or wanting to do something.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– 探したい (たんさしたい, tansaai): A more formal or scientific way of saying "want to search for."
– 見つけたい (みつけたい, mitsuketai): "Want to find."

– Conjugations:
– Present: さがしたい (sagaai) – I want to search for.
– Past: さがしたかった (sagaakatta) – I wanted to search for.
– Negative: さがしたくない (sagaakunai) – I do not want to search for.
– Past Negative: さがしたくなかった (sagaakunakatta) – I did not want to search for.
– Future: さがしたい (sagaai) – I will want to search for.

– Examples of sentences that use it:
– 新しい家を探したいです。(あたらしい いえ を さがしたい です。Atarashii ie o sagaai desu.) – I want to search for a new house.
– いいレストランを探したい。(いい レストラン を さがしたい。ii resutoran o sagaai.) – I want to search for a good restaurant.
– 彼女は新しい仕事を探したいと言った。(かのじょ は あたらしい しごと を さがしたい と いった。Kanojo wa atarashii shigoto o sagaai to itta.) – She said she wants to search for a new job.

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