desire of not wanting to leave

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

こんにちは皆さん、
In English we often say things like, every time I go there I never want to leave, especially in regards to holiday destinations when your having fun etc. Would you use the verb 去る or 帰りfor the expression. Here are my thoughts.
毎回日本にいることが帰りたくないです
毎回日本にいることが去りたくないです
or perhaps that is too long winded. Maybe.
日本に行くと、去りたくないです

よろしくお願いします

Mike Cash · 26 Oct 2014

日本に行く度、「国に帰りたくない！」と思う。
日本を離れたくない。
日本を出たくない。
日本に一生残りたい。
日本を出るのは悔しい。
etc etc etc

If you get nothing else from that, get the very useful 度 to use in place of 毎回.

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Mike Cash said:
日本に行く度、「国に帰りたくない！」と思う。
日本を離れたくない。
日本を出たくない。
日本に一生残りたい。
日本を出るのは悔しい。
etc etc etc

If you get nothing else from that, get the very useful 度 to use in place of 毎回.

Mikeさん
ありがとうございました
How do you pronounce the 度 in that case is it ど？

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

You can look it up yourself in the dictionary.
「度」で始まる言葉 - 辞書すべて - goo辞書

−たび【−度】
2 〔「…する度に」の形で，…するごとに〕
彼女は会う度にわび言を言う
She apologizes whenever she sees me.
会う度にその子は大きくなっていた
The child had grown taller every time I saw her.

http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/je2/46564/m0u/たび/

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Toritoribe said:
You can look it up yourself in the dictionary.
http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/srch/all/度/m0u/

http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/je2/46564/m0u/たび/

Thanks toritoribesan
私は日本に旅行たびに温泉を浴びる

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

旅行 is a noun, not a verb.
温泉を浴びる means "to pour hot spring water over myself". Look up "to take a bath" again.

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Toritoribe said:
旅行 is a noun, not a verb.

私は日本に旅行するたびに温泉を浴びる

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

I added a sentence in my previous post.
～に旅行する is barely acceptable, but sounds awkward. Mike-san already gave you an answer.

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Toritoribe said:
I added a sentence in my previous post.
～に旅行する is barely acceptable, but sounds awkward. Mike-san already gave you an answer.

There seems to be a few ways to say bathe.
私は日本に行く度温泉を浴する

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

浴する is almost obsolete as "to take a bath". See the Google search result of 温泉を浴する.

"温泉を浴する" - Google 検索

Try again.

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Toritoribe said:
浴する is almost obsolete as "to take a bath". See the Google search result of 温泉を浴する.

https://www.google.co.jp/search?q="温泉を浴する"&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:jafficial&hl=ja&client=firefox-a

Try again.

I found that they use 入る a lot. That sounds like entering an onsen.
私は日本に行く度温泉に入る

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

That's right.

letslearn · 26 Oct 2014

Toritoribe said:
That's right.

我慢してくれてありがとう

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

It should be 我慢強く / 辛抱強く / 忍耐強く教えてくれてありがとう if you want to say "Thanks for your patience."

SusuKacangSoya · 26 Oct 2014

A bit unrelated to the actual topic, but considering I've never really heard of someone taking a BATH these days, wouldn't it be better to just simply say 「シャワーする」？

*EDIT* Sorry, I misread. Didn't notice that he was mentioning an Onsen.
*EDIT 2* 入浴する then?

Toritoribe · 26 Oct 2014

SusuKacangSoya said:
I've never really heard of someone taking a BATH these days

This statement shows that you don't know Japanese culture at all.

SusuKacangSoya said:
入浴する then?

The OP already got the correct answer.

lanthas · 26 Oct 2014

SusuKacangSoya said:
A bit unrelated to the actual topic, but considering I've never really heard of someone taking a BATH these days

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