Japanese Language Made Simpler - Lesson 11

Here's another way to express a third party's wants- using がります. In contrast with Lesson 10, which is specific to wanting a particular thing (noun), this lesson will focus on actions.[3rd person] は [xx expressed in たい-form, without い] がっています。= [3rd person] wa [xx expressed in tai-form, without i) garimasu.= [3rd person] want to [xx]. He wants to go to Japan = kare wa nihon e ikitagatteimasu. = 彼は

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