Meaning & usage
ようと思う expresses the speaker's intention or plan to do something, often with a sense of having decided after consideration. It attaches to the volitional form of a verb, as in 行こうと思う, 食べようと思う, or しようと思う. It is normally used for the speaker's own intentions, not to guess what someone else will do, and the present tense often points to a decision made now.
Example sentences 8
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明日、東京へ行ってこようと思うの。
Tomorrow, I have plans to go to Tokyo.
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もっとお金をためようと思うんだ。
I'm going to save more money.
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デモに参加しようと思う。
I'm going to join a demonstration.
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今日は早めに寝ようと思う。
I think I'll go to bed early tonight.
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この会社を辞めようと思う。
I mean to quit this company.
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今夜は早めに寝ようと思う。
I think I'll go to bed early tonight.
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今回はテストを受けてみようと思うんだ。
I think I'll take the test this time.
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まず新しいサイトの概説をしようと思う。
First, I'm going to do an outline of my new website.