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71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [settantuno]

voler qualcosa

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What do you want to do? Ch--c-sa-v--e--? C-- c--- v------ C-e c-s- v-l-t-? ---------------- Che cosa volete? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? V--ete -i--a-- - p-l-on-? V----- g------ a p------- V-l-t- g-o-a-e a p-l-o-e- ------------------------- Volete giocare a pallone? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Vol-te -n-a-e a t--v--e-deg----mici? V----- a----- a t------ d---- a----- V-l-t- a-d-r- a t-o-a-e d-g-i a-i-i- ------------------------------------ Volete andare a trovare degli amici? 0
to want vole-e v----- v-l-r- ------ volere 0
I don’t want to arrive late. No- v-gl---ar--v-r- i-----a--o. N-- v----- a------- i- r------- N-n v-g-i- a-r-v-r- i- r-t-r-o- ------------------------------- Non voglio arrivare in ritardo. 0
I don’t want to go there. N-n-vo--i-----a---. N-- v----- a------- N-n v-g-i- a-d-r-i- ------------------- Non voglio andarci. 0
I want to go home. Voglio-a-dare-- casa. V----- a----- a c---- V-g-i- a-d-r- a c-s-. --------------------- Voglio andare a casa. 0
I want to stay at home. V-gl----e---re ------. V----- r------ a c---- V-g-i- r-s-a-e a c-s-. ---------------------- Voglio restare a casa. 0
I want to be alone. V--lio e-s--e -o-o.-- Vo---o --are-d- s---. V----- e----- s---- / V----- s---- d- s---- V-g-i- e-s-r- s-l-. / V-g-i- s-a-e d- s-l-. ------------------------------------------- Voglio essere solo. / Voglio stare da solo. 0
Do you want to stay here? V-----estare----? V--- r------ q--- V-o- r-s-a-e q-i- ----------------- Vuoi restare qui? 0
Do you want to eat here? Vu---mang-are --i? V--- m------- q--- V-o- m-n-i-r- q-i- ------------------ Vuoi mangiare qui? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Vu-i do----e--ui? V--- d------ q--- V-o- d-r-i-e q-i- ----------------- Vuoi dormire qui? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Vuo-e -a-t-re-d--an-? V---- p------ d------ V-o-e p-r-i-e d-m-n-? --------------------- Vuole partire domani? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? V-ole--e-ta---f-no-- do--ni? V---- r------ f--- a d------ V-o-e r-s-a-e f-n- a d-m-n-? ---------------------------- Vuole restare fino a domani? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? V-----p---r- il-c---o-s-l- -----i? V---- p----- i- c---- s--- d------ V-o-e p-g-r- i- c-n-o s-l- d-m-n-? ---------------------------------- Vuole pagare il conto solo domani? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? V-l--e a---r- i---------ca? V----- a----- i- d--------- V-l-t- a-d-r- i- d-s-o-e-a- --------------------------- Volete andare in discoteca? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? V---t- an--re -l---n--a? V----- a----- a- c------ V-l-t- a-d-r- a- c-n-m-? ------------------------ Volete andare al cinema? 0
Do you want to go to a café? V-l-te and--e--l bar? V----- a----- a- b--- V-l-t- a-d-r- a- b-r- --------------------- Volete andare al bar? 0

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