How to Say ‘I'd like to send this package.’ in Japanese
この荷物を送りたいです。
kono nimotsu o okuri tai desu
[koh-noh nee-MOH-tsoo oh okuri tie dess]
💬 Usage Tip: Swap the ます ending of a verb for たいです to say "I'd like to…": 送ります becomes 送りたいです. Also 買いたいです "I'd like to buy".
Phrase Breakdown
この荷物を
kono nimotsu o
this package (object)
この (kono, this) + 荷物 (nimotsu, package/luggage) + を (o, object marker).
この荷物を持ってください。
Please hold this package.
Words in this phrase
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this
A word used to point to something near the speaker, like this hotel or this address on your phone.
このホテルまでお願いします。
Please take me to this hotel.
荷物
nimotsu
[nee-MOH-tsoo]
package; parcel
An item to be shipped; also means luggage or baggage.
荷物が届きました。
The package arrived.
を
o
[oh]
object marker
The particle を marks the direct object of a verb.
チケットを二枚ください。
Two tickets, please.
送りたいです。
okuri tai desu
I want to send
送る (okuru, to send) + たい (want to) + です (polite). Pronounced 'okuritai desu'.
手紙を送りたいです。
I want to send a letter.
Words in this phrase
送り
okuri
[okuri]
send
Polite verb stem of 送る, used for sending an email, message, file, or document.
後で資料を送り ます。
I will send the materials later.
たい
tai
[tie]
want to
Added to a verb stem to express the speaker's desire to do something.
前の方の席を予約したいです。
I want to reserve seats toward the front.
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite copula
A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.
少し伺いたいです。
I would like to ask a little.
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