Struktur
Verb[たい]+ がる
Rincian
Standard
Tentang たがる
As we explored in our lesson about がる, this verb can be used with adjectives, to express the way in which people are acting. However, it can also be partnered with the auxiliary verb たい, to form たがる. This grammar construction is used when expressing that someone is acting like they 'want' to do something.
To use this structure, attach たい to the ます stem form of any verb, then replace the い in たい with がる.
Caution
たがる is in contrast to てほしい which means 'to want someone to do (A)'. These differences will need to be practiced, and memorized.
This is also in contrast to the い-Adjective 欲しい 'to want (A)'. To describe that someone seems like they want something (rather than that they want to 'do' something), がる will be paired with this adjective.
Sinonim
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Contoh
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彼は動物園に行きたがる。
He is acting like he wants to go to the zoo.
娘はいつもスポーツをしたがる。
My daughter always wants to play sports.
彼女は最近の映画を見たがる。
My girlfriend wants to see a recently released movie.
あの子が帰りたがるならいいんじゃない?
If that kid wants to go home, that's alright, isn't it?
彼はパソコンを買いたがって、週末も働いた。
He wanted to buy a PC, so (and) he even worked weekends.
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indutny
Hello!
I feel a bit stupid, but why does the answer to this question is “行きたがる” and not ”いったがる”?
彼は動物園に____
The verb in the hint is just 行く so I expected to use its conjugation: 行ったがる

IcyIceBear
The verb stem is 行き like 行き
ます. So verb stem +たがる is 行きたがる “(they) want to go”. I don’t don’t what order of lessons your doing, but another thing that might help the way you think of it is how you make simple “I want to verb” statements.行く→行きたい → I want to go
行きたいがる→someone other than me wants to go
indutny
Ah, gosh. I was stupid indeed! Somehow I was thinking about past tense of the verb, even though the grammar point was about “3rd person wanting to do”. Thanks for the explanation!
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