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'you ni naru' what thia does? I found this construction in a sentence and i wonder what it does - sentence: 日本語 が話せるようになりたいんです and it was translated as 'I want to come to the point where I'm able to speak Japanese' I don't really get it

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日本語 が話せるようになりたいんです = I want to be able to speak Japanese. Since this refers to you "becoming able to speak", you must use the ~ようになる construction. It is very important in Japanese, so learn it! 英語できるようになりたい。= I want to speak English. 全部わかるようになった。= Now I understand everything. Think about it. It all makes sense.
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I want to become a good speaker of Japanese.
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This construction ~ようになる also works. 英語を話せるようになるだろう。= You will be able to speak English. すぐに彼はその仕事ができるようになるだろう。= He will be able to do the work soon. その新しい機械が用いられるようになるだろう。= The new machine will be in use.
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よう = good 話せる = can speak なる = to come. (the last u is changed to an i in this form to use it in this sentance なり...) たい = wants んです = the "n" makes it more like you are "explaining"

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