行きたいの

want to go

→ 行く
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want to go 行きたい means “want to go,” while の adds an explanatory or emotional tone. In questions, it can make the question sound softer or seek an explanation; in statements, it can add emphasis or express strong feeling. Often used in casual speech, especially by women and children, though it is not exclusively feminine.
JA: 今日は海に行きたいの。
EN: I want to go to the beach today.

地下鉄行きたいのです

I want to go by subway.

オーストラリア本当に行きたいの

Do you really want to go to Australia?

行きたいの

I want to go.

— クワイエット・プレイス (2018)

行きたいのお願い!

I want to go now, please!

— パンズ・ラビリンス (2006)

トムに会いに行きたいの

I want to go see Tom.

どこへ行きたいの

Where do you want to go?

ハウルの所へ行きたいの

I want to go to Howl's place.

— ハウルの動く城 (2004)

本当に行きたいの

Do you really want to go?

パパの所へ行きたいの

Do you want to go to Daddy?

— アバウト・タイム ~愛おしい時間について~ (2013)