원하다 vs 싶다
Could someone tell me the difference(s) between them? Are they like Japanese 欲しい and -たい respectively? The first one would be mainly for nouns and the second for verbs.
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It's similar to Japanese except that 싶다 is always combined with a verb or adjective and is used more frequently. In English sometimes we will say something like "I want some watermelon" and we omit "to eat" since it's implied. But Koreans will say "수박을 먹고싶어요" and never "수박을 원해요"
Hope this helps.
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