G GenjiMain Sempai Joined 29 Jul 2018 Messages 105 Reaction score 8 10 Sep 2018 #1 Hi friends. If I wanted to say "What do you not want to do?" would I say 何をしたくないですか or 何がしたくないですか. Also, out of interest, would you say in daily casual conversation between friends this particle would be dropped? Thanks in advance :
Hi friends. If I wanted to say "What do you not want to do?" would I say 何をしたくないですか or 何がしたくないですか. Also, out of interest, would you say in daily casual conversation between friends this particle would be dropped? Thanks in advance :
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 10 Sep 2018 #2 GenjiMain said: If I wanted to say "What do you not want to do?" would I say 何をしたくないですか or 何がしたくないですか. Click to expand... Both are correct. GenjiMain said: Also, out of interest, would you say in daily casual conversation between friends this particle would be dropped? Click to expand... Yes, but it's more commonly omitted in affirmative questions, e.g., 何したい？.
GenjiMain said: If I wanted to say "What do you not want to do?" would I say 何をしたくないですか or 何がしたくないですか. Click to expand... Both are correct. GenjiMain said: Also, out of interest, would you say in daily casual conversation between friends this particle would be dropped? Click to expand... Yes, but it's more commonly omitted in affirmative questions, e.g., 何したい？.