~てほしい (want someone to)

I'm sure you'll win hands down with your ability, but don't let it go to your head — first I want you to grind it out alongside your classmates.

I don't mean to blindly condemn suicide, but I absolutely want parents to stop taking their children with them.

Stop dodging — I want you to answer my question.

I'd like the government to show a firm response, not one that gets called half-hearted.

In that case, I want you to grant me a wish. That'll make us even.

The reason you wouldn't wake up earlier — it's because you wanted me to punish you, right?

I want you to wipe my tears.

I want you to come to my birthday party.

Imagine for a moment what the polar bear's environment is like.

She wants me to come with her.

"What's the matter?" "Well, you see, I wanted you to trim the branches of the garden tree."

I'd really like them to cut out that kind of over-the-top stupidity.

I usually use a stepladder, but... it wobbles and it's scary... so I want you to hold it for me.

I want you to keep your promise.

I want everything tidied up by this time tomorrow.

My daughter asked her mother to come with her.

I'd like more recognition for investment in the private sector.

If he happens to come, I want you to hand him these documents.

She said she wanted to be forgiven for doing something blameworthy.

She asked him not to go there.

These two scratches are noticeable, so I'd like them fixed.

I'd like the eggs boiled, please.

My sister asked me to teach her to ski.

I want a refund.

I want you to hurry and tidy up the room.

My father wants me to become an engineer.

She asked him to carry her bag.