Hi Satoko!
ユーコネクトのアーサーです。
伝えたい印象によって言い方が変わります。
学びたい= want to study
基本= basic / basic level
文法= grammar
ですので簡単に言うと
I want to study basic grammar
I want to study basic level grammar
しかし、より丁寧に言いたい場合、
I want toを直接言うより、「I'd like to」と言えます。
I'd like to study basic grammar
I'd like to study basic level grammar
よろしくお願いします。
応援しています!
アーサーより
▪ I want to start learning basic grammar first.
▪ I would first like to learn basic grammar.
Both phrases can be used in this situation.
Both are indicating that you would first want to learn basic grammar.
Example:
Teacher: What lesson would you like to do today?
You: I want to start learning basic grammar first.
▪ I want to start learning basic grammar first.
(最初に基本文法を学びたいです)
▪ I would first like to learn basic grammar.
(最初に基本文法を学びたいです)
どちらもこの状況で使うことが出来ます。
二つともあなたがまず最初に基本文法を学びたい、と言う事を言い表しています。
【例文】
Teacher: What lesson would you like to do today?
(先生:今日は何のレッスンをしたいですか?)
You: I want to start learning basic grammar first.
(あなた:最初に基本文法を学びたいです)
Basics means the minimum or the ground level or first level of something. For example: The basics of education begins in elementary school.
"I want to learn grammar basics." Here you state what you want to learn.
"Can we start with the basics of grammar?" This is a polite way of asking the teacher if you can start at the beginning of the grammar rules.
"Basics" は、あることの最小限度・最低レベルを表します。
例えば:
The basics of education begins in elementary school.(教育の基礎は小学校で始まります)
"I want to learn grammar basics."(文法の基本を学びたいです)
ここでは、何を学びたいのか伝えています。
"Can we start with the basics of grammar?"(基本の文法から始めてもいいですか)
これは基本の文法から始めてもいいかと先生に尋ねる丁寧な言い方です。
Is it okay to start with basic grammar?
I would like learn basic grammar.
I want to learn basic grammar.
Can we study basic grammar today?
Is it okay to start with basic grammar?(基本文法から始めてもらっていいですか)
I would like to learn basic grammar.(基本文法を学びたいです)
I want to learn basic grammar. (基本文法を学びたいです)
Can we study basic grammar today?(今日は基本文法を勉強していいですか)
When learning a language you have to start with the basics if words, pronunciation and grammar to understand it so you can simply say 'i want to learn basic grammar'
If you want to do this before anything else then you could say 'I would like to learn basic grammar first' or 'I would like to start with basic grammar'
concentrate on something' は「~に集中する」という意味です。
'practice' は上達するまで繰り返し行うことをいいます。
例えば、
'Could we please concentrate on basic grammar during the lesson?'(レッスンでは基本的な文法を中心に教えてもらえますか)
は非常に良い言い方です。
"I'd like to start with the basic grammar"
This is more of a polite and formal way of asking this question, using 'I'd like to' is often a more polite way of asking 'Can I' and/or 'I want'.
To 'start with' something is referring to begin with before anything else.
"I'd like to start with the basic grammar"(基本文法から始めたいです)
は、丁寧でフォーマルな言い方です。
'I'd like to' は 'Can I' や 'I want' よりも丁寧な言い方です。
'start with' は「~で始める」という意味です。