Let's say I'll take a taxi in Tokyo, would something like this be allright:

"銀座に行きたいです"

とか

"東京タワアに行きたいです"


would it be that simple?

and btw, is Ginza a long street :D?

/are those phrases rude in anyway? Should I be more polite?

and also, let's say I want to be informal, could I use "da" instead of "desu" in the phrase 行きたいです


/and also, how can I say: "Anything is fine" (for example, some1 has asked what I want to eat today)

This post was edited by greydoom on Jan 21 2010 02:39am

I'm not sure but those seems ok, and to make them informal you just skip the です entierly, no need for だ. たい alone makes it informal.
I think you'll like this: http://alc.co.jp/ it is a good site to find good example sentences.

Anything is fine: 何でもいい.

I'll ask a native tomorrow morning about the taxi stuff if nobody else has answered by then.

yea that sounds fine. i mean, taxis deal with americans all the time so as long as you say the location correctly they can get you there.
or you can say 銀座お願いします

train/bus probably cheaper to get there btw

and its　東京タワー

Here is how you say it:

<location> に行ってください。

thx both of you