Japanese Language Made Simplier - Lesson 7

After learning on how to express your wants using 'tai-form', it's now to learn how to express what you do not want, using the negative of 'tai-form'- the 'takunai-form'xxx-masu to xxx-takunaiFor eg: ikimasu (go) -> ikitakunai (do not want to go)mimasu (see) -> mitakunai (do not want to see)Thus,Here’s the basic form of a sentence expressing what I do not want.私は [want] [takuani-form]です.I do not

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