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If you just said 食べたい, by itself, does it mean, "I want to eat"? And also, do you have to add the です at the end?
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Right.
食べたい means "I want to eat. "
And rather formal way to say it is 食べたいです such as " I'd like to eat. ".
食べたい is a casual and simple way to say I want to eat.
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- Japanese
Yes.
No, you don't have to add the 「です」if you were with your very friendly person (or your family probably).
「食べたいです」is a more polite expression than 「食べたい」 .
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- Japanese
Yes.
食べたいなあ is casual.
食べたいです is correct.
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