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It means in awkward English "became wanting to go" and conjugates like an "i" adj + なる、 because that is what ない essentially acts as, or is, grammatically.I was just wondering what this does/means.
I know it's ~たい + なる = ~たくなる, but I don't know what it does.
I saw a sentence using it before... it was like:
・・・銀行に行きたくなった。
... or something like that.
よろしくお願いします
Like Toritoribe said, when you start craving it, getting psyched for it, so now (as opposed to before) what you want to do.Became wanting to go...?
When is it used? Like in which situations...
Sorry to interrupt but I thought it was -takunakatta?
as in, tabetakunakatta (i didn't want to eat)
I was just wondering what this does/means.
I know it's ~たい + なる = ~たくなる, but I don't know what it does.
I saw a sentence using it before... it was like:
・・・銀行に行きたくなった。
... or something like that.
よろしくお願いします
There's another negative form of 食べたくなった, 食べたくならなかった.Sorry to interrupt but I thought it was -takunakatta?
as in, tabetakunakatta (i didn't want to eat)