No. These are verb endings and can’t be written as Kanji. (Well, you could use 強く成りたい, but that’s weird and doesn’t buy you anything.)
Edit: Maybe use a different expression? 一生懸命 (i’shou kenmei) is closely related and denser.
Thanks. :)
For context, I had the idea of making an artistic representation of the phrase as a symbolic reminder (partly inspired by Jeffreyssai’s symbols ). So ideally I’d use as dense a representation as possible.
No. These are verb endings and can’t be written as Kanji. (Well, you could use 強く成りたい, but that’s weird and doesn’t buy you anything.)
Edit: Maybe use a different expression? 一生懸命 (i’shou kenmei) is closely related and denser.
Thanks. :)
For context, I had the idea of making an artistic representation of the phrase as a symbolic reminder (partly inspired by Jeffreyssai’s symbols ). So ideally I’d use as dense a representation as possible.