Artificial intelligent assistant

Difference in たくて and てwhen joining two (or more) sentences What's the difference between: - I want to go to the cafeteria and want to eat rice - I want to go to the cafeteria and want to eat rice

You always have to say the former, "". If you want to say you want to do two things in succession, you should use only one .

You can safely use as the te-form for reason/cause, for example:

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> I wanted to play a game **so** I woke up early.

You may use two 's when you list two independent desires, for example:

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> I want to be rich, and I want to be famous, too.
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> ( (using ) would be more common.)

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