“Wanting” in Japanese
Short answer
Wanting in Japanese is “欲しい” (hoshii). Full meaning: wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do).
Other ways to say “Wanting” in Japanese
欲い
hoshii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
慾しい
hoshii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
ほしぃ
hoshii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
ほしい
hoshii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
ほしーい
hoshiii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
欲しーい
hoshiii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
愛楽
aigyou seeking after (Buddhist teachings, etc.), wanting, desiring
ほしー
hoshii wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
欲
hoshi wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
ほしク
hoshiku wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
ほしく
hoshiku wanting (to have), desiring, wishing for; I want (you, them, etc.) to (do)
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