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How do you express that you want to speak with someone using Kanji? So far I
imagine I would us something like マリオ話{はなせ}欲{ほ}しいます。Combining the name of the
person "マリオ", expressing a want "欲{ほ}しい", and defining that speaking "話{はなせ}"
is what I want.

I think I may need the を or で particles in here, but need to learn more about
how particles are used in sentences.
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kanji particles
Say I want to speak with someone
Your sentence is something like “Mario want please talking” in English.

  1. You don’t want the noun 話{はなし}, you want the verb 話{はな}す.
  2. The verb takes an argument of who you talk with, marked by と. So, マリオと.
  3. To change a verb to express a want of your own, you use the 〜たい form, not ほしい. So 話{はな}したい.
  4. Judging by your inclusion of ます you’re trying to make the sentence polite. The way to make 話したい polite is by adding です (because 〜たい inflects like an i-adjective). So, 話したいです.

Together, マリオと話{はな}したいです。

Putting some words next to each other unfortunately does not result in a
grammatical or understandable sentence generally, so I recommend picking up a
grammar guide and generating sentences with that as opposed to guessing.
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