JLPT N5 Grammar: ～たいです (How to say "I want to..." in Japanese)

The video tutorial presents a series of questions and statements in Japanese, prompting viewers to consider their willingness to engage in an activity, the possibility of not participating, and the necessity to stop. It encourages decision-making and reflection on actions.

What is the initial question asked in the conversation?

• Are you ready to leave?

• Want to do this now?

• Do you want to stop?

• Is this the right time?

What is the second question posed in the dialogue?

• Do you not want to do this?

• Should we continue?

• Is this necessary?

• Can we start now?

Which phrase indicates a reluctance to proceed?

• Let's start.

• Do you not want to do this?

• Must stop.

• Want to do this now?

What is the final statement made in the conversation?

• We must continue.

• Let's take a break.

• Keep going.

• Must stop.

What is the overall theme of the conversation?

• Talking about past events.

• Deciding whether to proceed or stop.

• Discussing future plans.

• Planning a vacation.