I think that for clarity, in the 「ば」 part, the sentence " For i-adjectives or negatives ending in 「ない」, drop the last 「い」 and attach 「ければ」 " should be :
"For i-adjectives (including -たい forms) or negatives ending in 「ない」, drop the last 「い」 and attach 「ければ」"
But that's just me cause I came to this site to find how to say "if you want to..." (giving polite advice about the best way to do something). Maybe it's clear to everybody.
Is it correct to use "-たほうがいいです" in the second part of the sentence ?
Thanks for this site.
Posted by Anonymous on Jul 20th, 2010 at 10:22 pm.
I think that for clarity, in
I think that for clarity, in the 「ば」 part, the sentence " For i-adjectives or negatives ending in 「ない」, drop the last 「い」 and attach 「ければ」 " should be :
"For i-adjectives (including -たい forms) or negatives ending in 「ない」, drop the last 「い」 and attach 「ければ」"
But that's just me cause I came to this site to find how to say "if you want to..." (giving polite advice about the best way to do something). Maybe it's clear to everybody.
Is it correct to use "-たほうがいいです" in the second part of the sentence ?
Thanks for this site.