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I really wish if I could talk like an American :(
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I really wish if I could talk like an American :(
in the sentence "I really wish I could talk like an American", "that" is implied after "wish":
I really wish that I could talk like an American.
It is not a conditional sentence.
The part of the sentence "I could talk like an American" is called a dependent clause or a relative clause; these are introduced by words such as "that", "which", "who", "where", "why" and so on. "That" is often omitted. Examples:
I hope that you're having a good time. I hope you're having a good time.
I know that he is over forty years old. I know he's over forty years old.
Could you hand me the book which is next to the computer, please?
My sister is the girl who is singing the solo now.
Can you tell me where he goes after school?
There is a bank around the corner where you can exchange your yen for dollars.
ありがとうございます＾＾♪