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🌸 Today’s Japanese Tip: “I want N” vs “I want to V” In Japanese, “I want something” → N がほしいです “I want to do something” → V(ます)たいです And here’s the fun part: 👉 ほしい and 〜たい both behave like い-adjectives! So they change like: ほしい → ほしくない / ほしかった / ほしくなかった たべたい → たべたくない / たべたかった / たべたくなかった 🧪 Quick examples: ● I want coffee → コーヒーがほしいです ☕ ● I want to sleep → ねたいです 😪 ● I don’t want to study → べんきょうしたくないです 📚😂 ● I didn't want to go home → かえりたくなかったです💕 Simple but super useful — you’ll use these every day!
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It’s been a while. Good evening. I'd like to share something I've been thinking about lately. I’ve been thinking about how I’m getting better at managing my money. A few years ago, I used to buy anything I wanted right away or spend my money as soon as I had it. But recently, I’ve started to stop myself and think before I spend. When I look back, I realize how easily I used to spend money without thinking. Now I’m proud that I can control myself better. It’s not easy to give up things I want, but because I have clear goals now, I feel like I can make better choices. I’m saving money for three reasons: to change the way I use my money, to have more choices for what I want to do in the future, and to travel abroad. Saving money can be tough, but it has many good points. And I believe the goals waiting for me at the end will be worth it. Let’s all keep doing our best together.
Nov 16, 2025 12:13 PM
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