Wanted to become in Japanese 🇯🇵

なりたかった info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down: 'なり' (nari) comes from the verb なる (naru) which means "to become."
– 'たかった' (takatta) is the past tense of 'たい' (a form that expresses desire).
– Think of "nari" as "narrating" your desires from the past.

Explanations:
– 'なりたかった' (naritakatta) is the past tense form of 'なりたい' (naritai), which is the desire form of the verb なる (naru – to become).
– It means "wanted to become" or "wanted to be."

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– なりたかったです (naritakatta desu) – a more polite way to say "wanted to become."

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: なる (naru) – to become
– Present: なりたい (naritai) – want to become
– Past: なりたかった (naritakatta) – wanted to become
– The verb なる (naru) itself can be conjugated to different tenses:
– Present: なる (naru) – become
– Past: なった (natta) – became
– Future/Non-Past: なるだろう (naru darou) – will probably become

Examples of Sentences:
1. 彼は医者になりたかった。
– Kare wa isha ni naritakatta.
– He wanted to become a doctor.

2. 子供の頃、私はパイロットになりたかった。
– Kodomo no koro, watashi wa pairotto ni naritakatta.
– When I was a child, I wanted to become a pilot.

3. 彼女は有名な俳優になりたかった。
– Kanojo wa yuumei na haiyuu ni naritakatta.
– She wanted to become a famous actor.

4. 私たちは学校の先生になりたかったです。
– Wataachi wa gakkou no sensei ni naritakatta desu.
– We wanted to become school teachers (polite).

5. 音楽家になりたかったけど、諦めました。
– Ongakuka ni naritakatta kedo, akiramemaa.
– I wanted to become a musician, but I gave up.

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