Wanted to think in Japanese 🇯🇵

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wanted to think	おもいたかった

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

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:

1. Break down the word: おもい (omoi) means "to think" and たかった (takatta) is the past tense conjugation for "want to."
2. Mnemonics: Imagine you "omoi" (think) about a "tak(ing) at/at(a)" something you wanted in the past.
3. Flashcards: Create a set of flashcards with the word on one side and the meaning on the other to practice.

Explanations:

– おもいたかった (omoitakatta) is the past tense form of the verb おもう (omou), which means "to think".
– It means "wanted to think" or "wanted to ponder."

Other words that mean the same thing:

– 思いたかった (おもいたかった, omoikatta): same root verb おもう (to think).
– 考えたかった (かんがえたかった, kangaetakatta): "wanted to consider" or "wanted to think deeply."

Conjugations:

– Infinitive (Dictionary form): 思う (おもう, omou) – to think
– Present/Future: 思いたい (おもいたい, omoitai) – want to think
– Past: 思いたかった (おもいたかった, omoitakatta) – wanted to think
– Negative: 思いたくない (おもいたくない, omoitakunai) – do not want to think
– Past Negative: 思いたくなかった (おもいたくなかった, omoitakunakatta) – did not want to think

Examples of sentences that use it:

1. 昨日、もっと思いたかったのに、時間がなかった。
– Kinō, motto omoitakatta noni, jikan ga nakatta.
– Yesterday, I wanted to think more, but I didn't have time.

2. 彼は彼女のことを考えたかったが、忙しすぎた。
– Kare wa kanojo no koto o kangaetakatta ga, isogashisugita.
– He wanted to think about her, but he was too busy.

3. その問題について深く思いたかった。
– Sono mondai ni tsuite fukaku omoitakatta.
– I wanted to think deeply about that problem.

4. 子供の頃、未来のことを思いたかった。
– Kodomo no koro, mirai no koto o omoitakatta.
– When I was a child, I wanted to think about the future.

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