How do you use ～たりする with ～たい to say things that you want to do?


I recently learned how to use ～たい to say things that I want to do; for
example:

> えいが を みたい です。
>
> I want to see a movie.

And I learned how to use ～たりする to say examples of things that I did, do, or
will do:

> きのう、にほんご を べんきょう したり、本 を よんだり しました。
>
> Yesterday, I did things like study Japanese, read a book, etc.

I am wondering how I would use these two constructions in order to say
something like "I want to do things like watch a movie, study Japanese, read a
book, etc." Is it possible to combine ～たい and ～たりする to make such a sentence,
and if so, how?




I don't really trust myself with my Japanese grammar skills so you might want
to get a second opinion on this, but this is how I would translate "I want to
do things like watch a movie, study Japanese, read a book, etc." into
Japanese:

私は映画を見たり、日本語を勉強したり、本を読んだり **したい** です。

So starting with the usual X～たり、Y～たりします pattern the only thing that needs to
change if you want to say "I want to do X, Y, etc." is the します at the end
which becomes したい（です）.

I hope I make sense, I'm not very good at explaining stuff.




I don't really trust myself with my Japanese grammar skills so you might want
to get a second opinion on this, but this is how I would translate "I want to
do things like watch a movie, study Japanese, read a book, etc." into
Japanese:

私は映画を見たり、日本語を勉強したり、本を読んだり **したい** です。

So starting with the usual X～たり、Y～たりします pattern the only thing that needs to
change if you want to say "I want to do X, Y, etc." is the します at the end
which becomes したい（です）.

I hope I make sense, I'm not very good at explaining stuff.

