It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
JLPT N4 Grammar: てほしい (te hoshii) Meaning
The grammar particle “てほしい” is used to express a desire or request for someone to do something. It is formed by combining the te-form of a verb with the adjective “ほしい” which means “wanted” or “desired.”
Form
て+ほしい
Examples
- うそをついた訳を教えてほしい。 I want you to tell me the reason you lied.
- これが悪い夢なら覚めてほしい。 If this is a bad dream, I want to wake up from it.
- 毎日お弁当を作ってほしいです。 I want you to make me a bento every day.
- 私が言ったことを考えてほしい。 I want you to think about what I said.
- あの女の人みたいになってほしい。 I want you to be like that woman.
- ありのままの私を愛してほしいの。 I want you to love me for who I am.
- 一緒に食べに行ってほしいんです。 I want you to go out to eat with me.
- お昼までに、ここに来てほしいです。 I want you to come here by noon.
- 明日までにまた連絡してほしいです。 I would like you to contact me again tomorrow.
- 洗濯したり、掃除したりしてほしい。 I need you to do things like laundry and cleaning.