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to want something

to want something

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haluta jotakin 2

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What do you want to do? M-----alua---? M--- h-------- M-t- h-l-a-t-? -------------- Mitä haluatte? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? H-l-at---- ---a-- j-lkap--loa? H--------- p----- j----------- H-l-a-t-k- p-l-t- j-l-a-a-l-a- ------------------------------ Haluatteko pelata jalkapalloa? 0
Do you want to visit friends? H--uat--k- -ä-dä k-läs-ä-ys------ --o--? H--------- k---- k------ y------- l----- H-l-a-t-k- k-y-ä k-l-s-ä y-t-v-e- l-o-a- ---------------------------------------- Haluatteko käydä kylässä ystävien luona? 0
to want ha---a h----- h-l-t- ------ haluta 0
I don’t want to arrive late. E---a--- --l-a---öhä--. E- h---- t---- m------- E- h-l-a t-l-a m-ö-ä-n- ----------------------- En halua tulla myöhään. 0
I don’t want to go there. E- h---a me-n-. E- h---- m----- E- h-l-a m-n-ä- --------------- En halua mennä. 0
I want to go home. Halu-n -en-- ------. H----- m---- k------ H-l-a- m-n-ä k-t-i-. -------------------- Haluan mennä kotiin. 0
I want to stay at home. H-lua---ä--ä-ko-iin. H----- j---- k------ H-l-a- j-ä-ä k-t-i-. -------------------- Haluan jäädä kotiin. 0
I want to be alone. Halua- o----yks--. H----- o--- y----- H-l-a- o-l- y-s-n- ------------------ Haluan olla yksin. 0
Do you want to stay here? H---atko jää-ä-tänne? H------- j---- t----- H-l-a-k- j-ä-ä t-n-e- --------------------- Haluatko jäädä tänne? 0
Do you want to eat here? H-lua--o-s-ö-ä ----lä? H------- s---- t------ H-l-a-k- s-ö-ä t-ä-l-? ---------------------- Haluatko syödä täällä? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Ha-uatko --k--- --ällä? H------- n----- t------ H-l-a-k- n-k-u- t-ä-l-? ----------------------- Haluatko nukkua täällä? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? H-luatte-------eä -----n-a? H--------- l----- h-------- H-l-a-t-k- l-h-e- h-o-e-n-? --------------------------- Haluatteko lähteä huomenna? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? H--u-t---o-----ä---o-i-ee-? H--------- j---- h--------- H-l-a-t-k- j-ä-ä h-o-i-e-n- --------------------------- Haluatteko jäädä huomiseen? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? H-luat-eko m-k-a- -as--n-v-st--h-o--nn-? H--------- m----- l----- v---- h-------- H-l-a-t-k- m-k-a- l-s-u- v-s-a h-o-e-n-? ---------------------------------------- Haluatteko maksaa laskun vasta huomenna? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? H-lu-ttek- -e-n- ----o-n? H--------- m---- d------- H-l-a-t-k- m-n-ä d-s-o-n- ------------------------- Haluatteko mennä diskoon? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? Halu-tt--o me--ä----k-vi--? H--------- m---- e--------- H-l-a-t-k- m-n-ä e-o-u-i-n- --------------------------- Haluatteko mennä elokuviin? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ha-ua--e-- men-ä kah-----n? H--------- m---- k--------- H-l-a-t-k- m-n-ä k-h-i-a-n- --------------------------- Haluatteko mennä kahvilaan? 0

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