Japanese Language Made Simplier - Lesson 8

Today I will share on another way to express your wants. This time using "hoshii". This form is useful when the want you are expressing is a noun.私は [noun] がほしいです。= watashi wa [noun] ga hoshii desu. = I want [noun]. I want to travel. = watashi wa ryokou ga hoshii desu. = 私は旅行がほしいです。I want a new hairstyle. = watashi wa atarashii kamigata ga hoshii desu. = 私は新しい髪型がほしいです。(kamigata=hairstyle).*The

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