How to say I want to do in Japanese | ～たいです

The video tutorial covers expressions of desire in a conversational context, focusing on how to express wants and preferences in Japanese. It includes examples related to food, drink, and other everyday activities. The tutorial also provides practical exercises to reinforce learning, using the 'taidesu' form to express desires. The video concludes with questions to test understanding.

What does the speaker want to eat for dinner?

• Pizza

• Curry

• Sushi

• Ramen

What is the speaker's opinion on eating curry?

• Eats it occasionally

• Doesn't want it

• Indifferent

• Loves it

What is the main focus of the section on expressing desires?

• Learning new languages

• Using positive and negative statements

• How to cook ramen

• Traveling to Japan

Which of the following is an example of expressing a desire?

• I sold my sports car

• I want to buy a red sports car

• I don't like sports cars

• I have a red sports car

What does the speaker want to do in Kyoto?

• Go shopping

• Meet friends

• Get married

• Visit a temple

Which city does the speaker express a desire to live in?

• Tokyo

• London

• New York

• Paris

What career does the speaker express interest in pursuing?

• Engineer

• YouTuber

• Teacher

• Chef