#tagaru

I came across this grammar point before I actually learnt it, so I remember always being confused about its meaning. Looking it up now, I realize that it's actually very straightforward.

It is simply used to refer to a third person and their wants/ intentions.

This is how to use it, as ripped off from JLPT-sensei:

弟はゲームをしたがっている。

タガール    Tagarl  -   Ultraman Taro

#JLPT, #Tagaru, #Tai, #TerzaPersona, #Verbi

Come abbiamo già visto qui, per esprimere il desiderio di volere qualcosa, usiamo la forma Renyoukei (連用形). Anche in questo caso, per la terza persona usiamo la stessa forma, ma aggiungiamo il suffisso たがる. Esempio: continua…

Maasthi on the importance of dialogues in a film

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When we watch a film, we are normally carried away by the visuals, story or lead actors. It is rare that a dialogue writer gets noticed for the powerful words he has written for any film. Yet, Maasthi has gained appreciation for just that. He wrote the dialogues for Shivrajkumar’s film Tagaru, which was appreciated by audience and critics alike. Now, he is awaiting the release of Kattu…