Want to teach in Japanese 🇯🇵

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want to teach	おしえたい

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

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おしえたい info.

– Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– The verb "おしえる (oshieru)" means "to teach".
– Adding "たい (tai)" expresses a desire or want to do something.
– Think of "oshi" (teach) + "etai" (want), making "oshietai" = "want to teach".

– Explanations:
– "おしえたい (oshietai)" is the te-form of "おしえる (oshieru)" plus the desiderative auxiliary "たい (tai)", which means "to want to do”.

– Other words that mean the same thing:
– "教えたい (おしえたい, oshietai)".

– Conjugations:
– Infinitive (to teach): おしえる (oshieru)
– Present (I want to teach): おしえたい (oshietai)
– Past (I wanted to teach): おしえたかった (oshietakatta)
– Negative (I don't want to teach): おしえたくない (oshietakunai)
– Negative Past (I didn't want to teach): おしえたくなかった (oshietakunakatta)
– Future (I will want to teach): Usually the same as the present in context

– Examples of sentences:
– 今、私はおしえたいです。(Ima, watashi wa oshietai desu.) – Right now, I want to teach.
– 昨日、私はおしえたかった。(Kinou, watashi wa oshietakatta.) – Yesterday, I wanted to teach.
– 私はおしえたくないです。(Watashi wa oshietakunai desu.) – I don't want to teach.
– 以前、私はおしえたくなかった。(Izen, watashi wa oshietakunakatta.) – Previously, I didn't want to teach.

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