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en to want something   »   pl chcieć coś

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [siedemdziesiąt jeden]

chcieć coś

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What do you want to do? C---hc--ie? C- c------- C- c-c-c-e- ----------- Co chcecie? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? (-z----hce-------- w piłk- ---n-? (---- C------ g--- w p---- n----- (-z-) C-c-c-e g-a- w p-ł-ę n-ż-ą- --------------------------------- (Czy) Chcecie grać w piłkę nożną? 0
Do you want to visit friends? (-------c------dw-ed-ić--r-y-a-ió-? (---- C------ o-------- p---------- (-z-) C-c-c-e o-w-e-z-ć p-z-j-c-ó-? ----------------------------------- (Czy) Chcecie odwiedzić przyjaciół? 0
to want ch-ieć c----- c-c-e- ------ chcieć 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Nie-chcę --------n--. N-- c--- s-- s------- N-e c-c- s-ę s-ó-n-ć- --------------------- Nie chcę się spóźnić. 0
I don’t want to go there. Nie -h------ -ść. N-- c--- t-- i--- N-e c-c- t-m i-ć- ----------------- Nie chcę tam iść. 0
I want to go home. Chc----ć -- -o--. C--- i-- d- d---- C-c- i-ć d- d-m-. ----------------- Chcę iść do domu. 0
I want to stay at home. C-c- z-s--ć - dom-. C--- z----- w d---- C-c- z-s-a- w d-m-. ------------------- Chcę zostać w domu. 0
I want to be alone. Ch-ę-by----m-/-sa--. C--- b-- s-- / s---- C-c- b-ć s-m / s-m-. -------------------- Chcę być sam / sama. 0
Do you want to stay here? (Cz-- C-c-sz--u-a- --stać? (---- C----- t---- z------ (-z-) C-c-s- t-t-j z-s-a-? -------------------------- (Czy) Chcesz tutaj zostać? 0
Do you want to eat here? (-z-)----e-- tutaj --ś-? (---- C----- t---- j---- (-z-) C-c-s- t-t-j j-ś-? ------------------------ (Czy) Chcesz tutaj jeść? 0
Do you want to sleep here? (Czy--C--e---t--aj-s--ć? (---- C----- t---- s---- (-z-) C-c-s- t-t-j s-a-? ------------------------ (Czy) Chcesz tutaj spać? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? (Czy) --c- p-n --p-ni -------y-ech--? (---- C--- p-- / p--- j---- w-------- (-z-) C-c- p-n / p-n- j-t-o w-j-c-a-? ------------------------------------- (Czy) Chce pan / pani jutro wyjechać? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? (--y)-Chce ----- pa---z-s-a--do -utra? (---- C--- p-- / p--- z----- d- j----- (-z-) C-c- p-n / p-n- z-s-a- d- j-t-a- -------------------------------------- (Czy) Chce pan / pani zostać do jutra? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? (---)-Ch-e-pa--/ -an-----ła----t-n rac-u--k d--ier- -utro? (---- C--- p-- / p--- z------- t-- r------- d------ j----- (-z-) C-c- p-n / p-n- z-p-a-i- t-n r-c-u-e- d-p-e-o j-t-o- ---------------------------------------------------------- (Czy) Chce pan / pani zapłacić ten rachunek dopiero jutro? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? (C--- -h-ecie ----na ---kot-k-? (---- C------ i-- n- d--------- (-z-) C-c-c-e i-ć n- d-s-o-e-ę- ------------------------------- (Czy) Chcecie iść na dyskotekę? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? (C--)-Chcecie i-ć-d--k--a? (---- C------ i-- d- k---- (-z-) C-c-c-e i-ć d- k-n-? -------------------------- (Czy) Chcecie iść do kina? 0
Do you want to go to a café? (--y) -h---i- --ć--- -aw-arni? (---- C------ i-- d- k-------- (-z-) C-c-c-e i-ć d- k-w-a-n-? ------------------------------ (Czy) Chcecie iść do kawiarni? 0

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