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English in 1 Minute, Wish vs Hope - English In A Minute

Wish vs Hope - English In A Minute

Hi, guys! Dan for BBC Learning English here.

Today, we're going to talk about the verbs

'wish' and 'hope'.

Now, the verb 'wish' can be used in many ways

– and you can get much more detailed information

on our website.

However, we generally use 'wish' to talk about

a present or past situation that we want to change,

but understand that it can't.

Present wishes are 'wish' + a past simple verb.

For example:

I wish I were taller.

Past wishes are 'wish' + past perfect.

I wish I had grown taller.

'Hope' can also be used in different ways. But generally,

when we hope, we talk about something

that we want or expect for the future.

'Hope' can be followed by a full infinitive.

For example:

I hope to see you soon.

But more commonly, we follow it with a

present tense that has a future meaning, or with 'will'.

I hope you pass your driving test.

I hope you'll have a good time.

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Hi, guys! Dan for BBC Learning English here.

Today, we're going to talk about the verbs

'wish' and 'hope'. 'желание' и 'надежда'. 'dilek' ve 'umut'.

Now, the verb 'wish' can be used in many ways Şimdi, 'dilek' fiili birçok şekilde kullanılabilir

– and you can get much more detailed information – és sokkal részletesebb információkat kaphat - и вы сможете получить гораздо более подробную информацию - ve çok daha detaylı bilgi edinebilirsiniz

on our website.

However, we generally use 'wish' to talk about Általában azonban a „kívánság” szót használjuk, hogy beszéljünk Bununla birlikte, genellikle 'dilek' kelimesini aşağıdakiler hakkında konuşmak için kullanırız

a present or past situation that we want to change, Değiştirmek istediğimiz mevcut veya geçmiş bir durum,

but understand that it can't. de értsd meg, hogy nem lehet. ama yapamayacağını anlayın. 但要明白这是不可能的。

Present wishes are 'wish' + a past simple verb. A jelenlegi kívánságok a „kívánság” + egy múltbeli egyszerű ige. Şimdiki dilekler 'dilek' + geçmiş zaman fiilidir.

For example:

I wish I were taller. Ojalá fuera más alto. Bárcsak magasabb lennék. Хотел бы я быть выше. Keşke daha uzun olsaydım.

Past wishes are 'wish' + past perfect. A múltbeli kívánságok 'kívánság' \+ múlt tökéletes. Geçmiş dilekler 'wish' + past perfect'tir.

I wish I had grown taller. Ojalá hubiera crecido más. Bárcsak magasabb lettem volna. Хотел бы я стать выше. Keşke daha uzun boylu olsaydım.

'Hope' can also be used in different ways. But generally, A „remény” is többféleképpen használható. De általában Слово "надежда" также может использоваться по-разному. Но в целом, 'Umut' farklı şekillerde de kullanılabilir. Ama genel olarak,

when we hope, we talk about something umut ettiğimizde, bir şey hakkında konuşuruz

that we want or expect for the future. Gelecek için istediğimiz veya beklediğimiz. 我们想要或期望的未来。

'Hope' can be followed by a full infinitive. "Umut" kelimesinin ardından tam mastar gelebilir.

For example:

I hope to see you soon. Надеюсь скоро вас увидеть. Umarım yakında görüşürüz.

But more commonly, we follow it with a Ancak daha yaygın olarak, bunu bir

present tense that has a future meaning, or with 'will'. Gelecek anlamı olan şimdiki zaman veya 'olacak' ile.

I hope you pass your driving test. Надеюсь, ты сдашь экзамен по вождению. Umarım ehliyet sınavını geçersin.

I hope you'll have a good time. Надеюсь, вы хорошо проведете время. Umarım iyi vakit geçirirsiniz. 我希望你玩得开心。