Wanted to drink in Japanese 🇯🇵

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wanted to drink	のみたかった

How to say “wanted to drink” in Japanese? “のみたかった”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “のみたかった” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on wanted to drink in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down: "のみ" (nomi) means "to drink" and "たかった" (takatta) indicates the past desire or intention.
– Mnemonic: Imagine a friend saying "No-milk-tak-a-toast" when they wanted to drink milk but also wanted toast.

Explanations:
– のみたかった (nomitakatta) is the past tense form of the adjective たい (tai), used to express a desire in Japanese, attached to the verb のむ (nomu, to drink). So, のみたい (nomitai) means "want to drink," and のみたかった means "wanted to drink."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 飲みたい (nomitai): want to drink
– 飲んでみたかった (nonde mitakatta): wanted to try drinking

Conjugations:
– Infinitive/Present: のむ (nomu) – to drink
– Present Desire: のみたい (nomitai) – want to drink
– Past Desire: のみたかった (nomitakatta) – wanted to drink
– Present Negative Desire: のみたくない (nomitakunai) – do not want to drink
– Past Negative Desire: のみたくなかった (nomitakunakatta) – did not want to drink
– Future Desire (Though not typically used, same as present): のみたい (nomitai) – will want to drink

Examples of Sentences:
– 昨日はコーヒーがのみたかったです。 (Kinou wa koohii ga nomitakatta desu.) – I wanted to drink coffee yesterday.
– 子供の時ジュースがのみたかった。 (Kodomo no toki juusu ga nomitakatta.) – I wanted to drink juice when I was a child.
– 昼休みにお茶がのみたかったが、時間がなかった。 (Hiruyasumi ni ocha ga nomitakatta ga, jikan ga nakatta.) – I wanted to drink tea during the lunch break, but I didn't have time.
– 運動の後で水をのみたかった。 (Undou no ato de mizu o nomitakatta.) – I wanted to drink water after exercising.

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