Wanted to make in Japanese 🇯🇵

つくりたかった info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down into more manageable parts: つくり + たかった.
– "つくり" (tsukuri) comes from "つくる" (tsukuru), meaning "to make".
– "たかった" (takatta) is a conjugation expressing past desire, like "wanted to".
– Think of "tsukuru" (to make) and "takara" (treasure). You wanted to make treasure.

Explanations:
– つくりたかった (tsukuritakatta) is the past tense form of the verb つくる (tsukuru) combined with たい (tai), which expresses desire.
– The structure:
– つくる (tsukuru) + たい (tai, to want to) becomes つくりたい (tsukuritai, want to make).
– つくりたい (tsukuritai) in the past tense form becomes つくりたかった (tsukuritakatta).

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 作りたかった (つくりたかった, tsukuritakatta) using the kanji form.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: つくる (tsukuru) – to make
– Present/Future: つくりたい (tsukuritai) – want to make
– Past: つくりたかった (tsukuritakatta) – wanted to make
– Negative Present/Future: つくりたくない (tsukuritakunai) – don't want to make
– Negative Past: つくりたくなかった (tsukuritakunakatta) – didn't want to make

Examples of Sentences:
– ケーキをつくりたかった。 (Keeki o tsukuritakatta.) – I wanted to make a cake.
– 私たちは映画を作りたかったです。 (Wataachi wa eiga o tsukuritakatta desu.) – We wanted to make a movie.
– 彼女は新しいプロジェクトをつくりたかった。 (Kanojo wa atarashii purojekuto o tsukuritakatta.) – She wanted to make a new project.
– 子供たちは雪だるまをつくりたかった。 (Kodomo-tachi wa yukidaruma o tsukuritakatta.) – The children wanted to make a snowman.
– 友達のためにプレゼントをつくりたかった。 (Tomodachi no tame ni purezento o tsukuritakatta.) – I wanted to make a present for my friend.

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