Wanted to see in Japanese 🇯🇵

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wanted to see	みたかった

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– Break down "みたかった" into its components to remember it easier: "みる (miru)" means "to see" and "たかった (takatta)" is the past tense desire form of "たい (tai)" which indicates desire. Thus, "みたかった (mitakatta)" means "wanted to see."

Explanations:
– "みたかった (mitakatta)" is the past tense for "wanting to see."
– "みる (miru)" = to see
– "たい (tai)" = want to
– "たかった (takatta)" = wanted to

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 見たい (みたい, mitai) – want to see, present/future tense
– 見たかったです (みたかったです, mitakatta desu) – more polite form of "wanted to see"

Conjugations:
– Present/Future: 見たい (みたい, mitai) – want to see
– Past: 見たかった (みたかった, mitakatta) – wanted to see
– Te-form: (does not typically conjugate)

Examples of sentences that use it:
– 昨日、その映画を見たかった。 – Kinou, sono eiga wo mitakatta.
– I wanted to see that movie yesterday.
– 友達と一緒に花火を見たかった。 – Tomodachi to issho ni hanabi wo mitakatta.
– I wanted to see the fireworks with my friends.
– その新しい美術館を見たかったけど、時間がなかった。 – Sono atarashii bijutn wo mitakatta kedo, jikan ga nakatta.
– I wanted to see that new art museum, but I didn't have time.
– 出張のために富士山を見たかった。 – Shucchou no tame ni Fujisan wo mitakatta.
– I wanted to see Mt. Fuji on a business trip.
– 子供の頃、そのアニメを見たかったが、見られなかった。 – Kodomo no koro, sono anime wo mitakatta ga, mirarenakatta.
– When I was a child, I wanted to see that anime, but I couldn't.

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