How to Say ‘I’m Jealous, I Wish I Could Have What You Have’ in Japanese

When you want to express feelings of jealousy and desire for something someone else has in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「羨ましいです、あなたの持っているものが欲しいです。」 (Uramashii desu, anata no motteiru mono ga hoshii desu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 羨ましいです (Uramashii desu) means “I’m jealous” or “I envy.”
  • あなたの (Anata no) means “your.”
  • 持っている (Motteiru) means “have.”
  • ものが (Mono ga) means “thing” or “what.”
  • 欲しいです (Hoshii desu) means “I want” or “I desire.”

This phrase allows you to express your envy and desire for something someone else possesses.

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