Question about 〜たい

[lillo80]

みなさん、今日は！！

I have a question about 〜たい for the more advanced people out there.
Suppose I want to say that "I don't want to clean today". This would be something like
今日は、掃除したくないです。

In the same way, "I don't want to study today" should be:
今日は、勉強したくないてす。

Now if I want to connect the two using the 〜て form conjunction,
what would the sentence look like??
今日は、掃除したくなくて、勉強したくないです？？

Is this even remotely correct? And if so, does it sound natural or is there a
better way of expressing this idea?

Thanks a lot!!

[hatch_jp]

In this case, you cant use "te form" to connect two sentences.

今日は、掃除もしたくないし、勉強もしたくないです。
今日は、掃除も勉強もしたくないです。

[Hiroko]

みなさん、今日は！！

I have a question about 〜たい for the more advanced people out there.
Suppose I want to say that "I don't want to clean today". This would be something like
今日は、掃除したくないです。

In the same way, "I don't want to study today" should be:
今日は、勉強したくないてす。

Now if I want to connect the two using the 〜て form conjunction,
what would the sentence look like??
今日は、掃除したくなくて、勉強したくないです？？

Is this even remotely correct? And if so, does it sound natural or is there a
better way of expressing this idea?

Thanks a lot!!

When you say ~takunai, in a polite form of Japanese, it sounds better if you use "taku arimasen" compared to "taku nai desu".
掃除 mo (too) 勉強　mo shitaku arimasen.

Ganbatte kudasai

[lillo80]

みなさん,

thanks a lot for your help!!
I feel like the "tips and tricks" I get here
are really invaluable!!

どうも、ありがとうございました！！