“To want to” in Japanese
Short answer
To want to in Japanese is “たがる” (tagaru). Full meaning: to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to.
Other ways to say “To want to” in Japanese
たがら
tagara to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがり
tagari to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがん
tagan to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
んとする
ntosuru to try to (do), to want to; to be about to (do, happen)
だかッ
daka to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがっ
taga to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがッ
taga to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
んと欲す
ntohossu to endeavor to, to try to, to want to
たがれ
tagare to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがろ
tagaro to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
たがろふ
tagaroo to (seem) eager to, to want to, to be anxious to
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