Wanted to give in Japanese 🇯🇵

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wanted to give	あげたかった

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

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Tips to Remember:
– Break it down: "あげ" (age) means "to give," "たかっ" (takatt) is a past tense desire form, and "た" (ta) is the past tense marker. So, あげたかった (agetakatta) literally means "wanted to give."
– Picture a scenario where you wanted to give something but couldn't, and repeat the word with that emotion.

Explanations:
– あげる (ageru) – To give
– ～たい (-tai) – Desiring to do something (added to the verb stem)
– たかった (takatta) – Wanted to do (past tense of –tai form)

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 与えたかった (あたえたかった, ataetakatta): more formal version of "wanted to give"

Infinitive and Conjugations:
– Infinitive: あげる (ageru) – to give
– Present: あげたい (agetai) – want to give
– Past: あげたかった (agetakatta) – wanted to give
– Negative: あげたくない (agetakunai) – don't want to give
– Past Negative: あげたくなかった (agetakunakatta) – didn't want to give
– Te-form: あげて (agete) – giving / please give
– Conditional: あげれば (agereba) – if I give

Example Sentences:
1. 彼にこれをあげたかった。
(Kare ni kore o agetakatta)
I wanted to give this to him.

2. 友達にプレゼントをあげたかったけど、忘れました。
(Tomodachi ni purezento o agetakatta kedo, wasuremaa)
I wanted to give a present to my friend, but I forgot.

3. 私は助けをあげたかったのですが、できませんでした。
(Watashi wa tasuke o agetakatta no desu ga, dekimasen dea)
I wanted to give help, but I couldn’t.

4. 彼女に何かあげたかったんです。
(Kanojo ni nanika agetakattan desu)
I wanted to give something to her.

5. あなたにこの本をあげたかった。
(Anata ni kono hon o agetakatta)
I wanted to give you this book.

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