Wednesday, May 31, 2017

usage - 〜くて form of a verb


I ask here my question because I couldn't find anything on internet. My problem is about 〜くて form for a verb.


I asked a Japanese friend what for example "会いたくて" means. She told me that there is a complicated nuance behind that... It means



I want to meet you (but I can't)




I didn't have the opportunity to ask again so I ask here. Could someone explain to me the usage of 〜くて? I'm so confused (>_<). Especially with the form which expresses the desire like "食べたい" → "食べたくて".




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