I Hope

[Javizy]

It's really annoying me that I can't find the answer to this ANYWHERE. I don't know if I've forgotten or overlooked something, but all I want to do is express a light kind of wish, like the following:

I hope the weather is good tomorrow.
I hope you're feeling okay.
I hope you're not angry at me.

It's my impression that 望む is a bit too strong for this kind of thing. I think maybe といい can be used like this, but I'm really not sure about this.

よろしくぅ!

[jkid]

You've probably already looked here but:

http://eow.alc.co.jp/I%20hope/UTF-8/

といい appears in a number of the sentences.

[hatch_jp]

It's really annoying me that I can't find the answer to this ANYWHERE. I don't know if I've forgotten or overlooked something, but all I want to do is express a light kind of wish, like the following:

I hope the weather is good tomorrow.
I hope you're feeling okay.
I hope you're not angry at me.

It's my impression that 望む is a bit too strong for this kind of thing. I think maybe といい can be used like this, but I'm really not sure about this.

よろしくぅ!

These are more friendly and colloquial Japanese.
I hope the weather is good tomorrow. ＝ 明日（あした）、晴（は）れるといいな。
I hope you're feeling okay. ＝ （きみが）大丈夫ならいいんだけど。
I hope you're not angry at me. ＝怒（おこ）ってないよね。

[Javizy]

Thanks for the responses. I can't believe this point isn't in my grammar references

[markystar]

i usually use ～たら、いいなぁ to convey this.

明日はいい天気だったらいいなぁ。
I hope the weather is good tomorrow.
元気だったら、いいなぁ。;
I hope you're feeling okay.
怒ってなかったら、いいなぁ。
I hope you're not angry at me.