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「Learn Japanese」 て-Form VERB + ほしい as "I want you to do VERB (for me)"

「Learn Japanese」 て-Form VERB + ほしい as "I want you to do VERB (for me)" Construction: て-Form VERB + ほしい = "I want you to do VERB (for me)" Negative-ない-Form VERB + ほしい = "I want you to not do VERB (for me)" Using the て-Form of a VERB word (or Negative-ない-Form) and the word ほしい which expresses desire, we can express that we want someone or something do (or don't do) an action for us. Example(s): 教えてほしい Oshiete hoshii Please tell me 検討してほしい Kentou shite hoshii "I'd like for you to consider it" 協力してほしい Kyouryoku shite hoshii "I'd like for you to cooperate" This function is similar to the grammar pattern て/ないで-Form VERB + ください as "please (do/don’t) VERB," but is used in casual speech. Though casual, it should not be considered rude and is actually still quite a passive way to request someone do (or don't do) something as it literally expresses that you would like someone or something do something for you while refraining from explicitly telling them to do it. Given this nuance of the Japanese language in which politeness is still strongly present  in casual speech, English translations of this grammar pattern can vary among things along the lines of "please VERB," "I'd like for you to VERB," "do verb," "I'd prefer it if you did VERB," "I hope you VERB," etc. (This can be observed in the following examples below.) Example Sentence(s): 僕と一緒に歌ってほしい。 Boku to issho ni utatte hoshii. "I want you to sing together with me." その日が早く来てほしい。 Sono hi ga hayaku kite hoshii. "I hope that day comes soon." めんどうかけないでほしい Mendou kakenaide hoshii "Don't cause me any more trouble" みなさんも，将来の夢を見つけてほしいと思います。 Mina-san mo, shourai no yume o mitsukete hoshii to omoimasu "I hope you all find a dream to pursue too" 明日、早く起きる必要があるから、静にしてほしい。 Ashita, hayaku okiru hitsuyou ga aru kara, shizuka ni shite hoshii. "I need to wake up early tomorrow, so please keep it down." たばこを吸わないでほしいのですが Tabako o suwanaide hoshii on desu ga "I would prefer it if you didn't smoke" 私にあまり期待しないでほしい Watashi ni amari kitai shinade hoshii "Don't expect too much from me" Similar Grammar Pattern(s): How-to Say "(I/We) want X" and "Do you want X?" (Xがほしいです)    • 「Learn Japanese」 How-to Say "(I/We) want X...    How-to Say “Please (do/don’t) VERB” (て/ないで-Form VERB + ください)    • How-to Say "Please (do/don't) VERB" (て/ない-...   ✧¸¸.•*¨*• •*¨*•.¸¸✧ Interested in learning Japanese with anime? Check out the Learning Japanese through Anime playlist to learn Japanese words and grammar with your favorite anime series:    • Learn Japanese with Anime   LEARNING JAPANESE - THE COMPLETE VIDEO SERIES 200+ Video lessons on Japanese grammar to help anyone at any level learn Japanese from scratch!    • Learn Japanese - The Complete Video Series...   ✧¸¸.•*¨*• •*¨*•.¸¸✧ VISIT OUR OFFICIAL WEBSITE: http://learnjapanese.becauseofdreams.com *The #01. source for the most complete and updated information on all lessons. Also includes many other invaluable resources such as downloads for scripts, importable flashcard text files, infographics, charts, and more! SUPPORT LEARNING JAPANESE ON PATREON! Need more videos? Please consider becoming a patron to support the continuation of this video series and the development of our curriculum!   / learningjapanese   FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOR LIVE UPDATES! stay up to date with the newest videos as well as gain access to additional content such as articles, recommended resources, kanji lessons, Japanese Phrase and Words of the Day, vocabulary lists, and more! FACEBOOK: http://fb.me/LearnJPBOD TUMBLR:   / learnjapanesebod   TWITTER   / learnjpbod   Need conversation partners to practice speaking Japanese with? Have questions that need immediate replies? JOIN FELLOW LEARNERS ON OUR DISCORD SERVER COMMUNITY! http://learnjapanese.becauseofdreams.... ✧¸¸.•*¨*• •*¨*•.¸¸✧ This video series is presented by becauseofdreams http://becauseofdreams.com/ All media presented in this video is created and owned by becauseofdreams or is used as supplemental material to the main educational content with no malicious copyright infringement intended. *Please leave a comment below if you notice any possible errors so that we may make proper notes and revisions for future viewers.