What do you mean by てたかった?

Look at てたかった: I really want to see it!

See て: See る [みる] Romangi: [Milu]?

Morphological change: [see る] is the prototype of [see て].]

His verbs? A/II

1, "aka" るる "> Look, look. Observation, inspection and inspection. Judgment and evaluation; Read and check; Visit, watch "also known as" phase る "> divination, fortune telling; Care; Estimate, infer and predict; Encounter, experience, experience (bad thing); Try, try, try; Realize, achieve, change things into a certain state.

2. Try and do it in the form of "... てみる"; In the form of "… てみると", …てみれば ",from the perspective of ….

たかった: the past tense of "thinking". Represents what happened in the past.

Extended data

たぃ: Romaji [Thai]?

auxiliary verb

Yes Yes Express the hope of the speaker, the other party or the third party. I don't know what to do, but I don't want to see the subject. ).

Example:

1, okay?

Want to go?

2. Private weekend screening, please refer to the itinerary. ?

I want to go to the movies at the weekend.

3. Meat should be eaten. ?

I want to eat meat.

たかった is the past tense of たぃ, which means that what you wanted to do in the past has nothing to do with the present.