Why たく isn't used in negative form in this sentence?


> 言いたくなりますが、見ていませんよ！

I have become a little confused about this sentence since it is not negative
and still, in order to say _want to_ instead of たい、たく is used.

Or maybe there was a misspelling when the author was writing the sentence, in
which case it is 言いたくな **い** ＋ますが

Could it be that this is not, in fact, a negative sentence and たく is used in a
positive sense to convey the meaning _want to say_?




「言いたくなります」＝「言う」+「たい」+「なる」+「ます」

There is no single "negative" element in this verb phrase.

Among the 4 words, I hope you know that **all but the last one 「ます」 need to be
conjugated into their 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative form") in order to form the
correct verb phrase**. In that process:

「言う」 becomes 「言 **い** 」.

「たい」 becomes 「た **く** 」.

「なる」 becomes 「な **り** 」.

And 「ます」 stays the same.

Thus, 「言いたくなります」 is a 100% correct verb phrase meaning "I feel like saying",
"(something) makes me want to say", "Every now and then, I want to say",
depending on the context.




「言いたくなります」＝「言う」+「たい」+「なる」+「ます」

There is no single "negative" element in this verb phrase.

Among the 4 words, I hope you know that **all but the last one 「ます」 need to be
conjugated into their 連用形{れんようけい} ("continuative form") in order to form the
correct verb phrase**. In that process:

「言う」 becomes 「言 **い** 」.

「たい」 becomes 「た **く** 」.

「なる」 becomes 「な **り** 」.

And 「ます」 stays the same.

Thus, 「言いたくなります」 is a 100% correct verb phrase meaning "I feel like saying",
"(something) makes me want to say", "Every now and then, I want to say",
depending on the context.

