We will respond to each question whether we did or did not want to do the listed thing. You can add a phrase like ‘子供の時（子どもの時）’ to contextualize when you did or did not want to do something.

Remember to conjugate the ‘～たい’ portion of the modified verb and not the stem. Typically, tense changes come at the end of verbs, though there are exceptions to this rule.

We will say that we did want to own a dog as a child. We answer as follows:
子供の時、犬を飼いたかったです。
（子どもの時、いぬをかいたかったです。）

We will respond to each question whether we did or did not want to do the listed thing. You can add a phrase like ‘子供の時（子どもの時）’ to contextualize when we did or did not want to do something

Remember to conjugate the ‘～たい’ portion of the modified verb and not the stem. Typically, tense changes come at the end of verbs, though there are exceptions to this rule.

We will say that yesterday we did not want to eat snacks. We answer as follows:
昨日、お菓子を食べたくなかったです。
（きのう、おかしをたべたくなかったです。）

We will respond to each question whether we did or did not want to do the listed thing. You can add a phrase like ‘子供の時（子どもの時）’ to contextualize when we did or did not want to do something.

Remember to conjugate the ‘～たい’ portion of the modified verb and not the stem. Typically, tense changes come at the end of verbs, though there are exceptions to this rule.

We will say that yesterday we wanted to ride a train. We answer as follows:
昨日、電車に乗りたかったです。
（きのう、電車にのりたかったです。）

We will respond to each question whether we did or did not want to do the listed thing. You can add a phrase like ‘子供の時（子どもの時）’ to contextualize when we did or did not want to do something.

Remember to conjugate the ‘～たい’ portion of the modified verb and not the stem. Typically, tense changes come at the end of verbs, though there are exceptions to this rule.

We will say that we wanted to be a singer in high school. We answer as follows:
高校の時、歌手になりたかったです。
（高校の時、か手になりたかったです。）

We will respond to each question whether we did or did not want to do the listed thing. You can add a phrase like ‘子供の時（子どもの時）’ to contextualize when we did or did not want to do something.

Remember to conjugate the ‘～たい’ portion of the modified verb and not the stem. Typically, tense changes come at the end of verbs, though there are exceptions to this rule.

We will say that we did not want to play games as a child:
子供の時、ゲームをしたくなかったです。
（子どもの時、ゲームをしたくなかったです。）