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en To want something   »   af iets wil

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [een en sewentig]

iets wil

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What do you want to do? Wat-wi----l-e -oen? W__ w__ j____ d____ W-t w-l j-l-e d-e-? ------------------- Wat wil julle doen? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Wil -u--e-s--ker-s--e-? W__ j____ s_____ s_____ W-l j-l-e s-k-e- s-e-l- ----------------------- Wil julle sokker speel? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Wil -u--- v-iende -es-ek? W__ j____ v______ b______ W-l j-l-e v-i-n-e b-s-e-? ------------------------- Wil julle vriende besoek? 0
to want w-l w__ w-l --- wil 0
I don’t want to arrive late. E- ----nie-l--t--om nie. E_ w__ n__ l___ k__ n___ E- w-l n-e l-a- k-m n-e- ------------------------ Ek wil nie laat kom nie. 0
I don’t want to go there. E- -il n-e -a---ee--gaa--ni-. E_ w__ n__ d_______ g___ n___ E- w-l n-e d-a-h-e- g-a- n-e- ----------------------------- Ek wil nie daarheen gaan nie. 0
I want to go home. Ek ----huis--oe ga--. E_ w__ h___ t__ g____ E- w-l h-i- t-e g-a-. --------------------- Ek wil huis toe gaan. 0
I want to stay at home. E- wi- by-d-- hu-s-- --i- ---. E_ w__ b_ d__ h___ / t___ b___ E- w-l b- d-e h-i- / t-i- b-y- ------------------------------ Ek wil by die huis / tuis bly. 0
I want to be alone. Ek-wil all-en ---s. E_ w__ a_____ w____ E- w-l a-l-e- w-e-. ------------------- Ek wil alleen wees. 0
Do you want to stay here? W-l jy--i-- --y? W__ j_ h___ b___ W-l j- h-e- b-y- ---------------- Wil jy hier bly? 0
Do you want to eat here? W-l--y-hi---ee-? W__ j_ h___ e___ W-l j- h-e- e-t- ---------------- Wil jy hier eet? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Wil -----er----a-? W__ j_ h___ s_____ W-l j- h-e- s-a-p- ------------------ Wil jy hier slaap? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? W-- ---ô-- v--trek? W__ u m___ v_______ W-l u m-r- v-r-r-k- ------------------- Wil u môre vertrek? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? W-l-- -------e-bly? W__ u t__ m___ b___ W-l u t-t m-r- b-y- ------------------- Wil u tot môre bly? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Wil - d-- ---e-ing ---s--ôre b--aal? W__ u d__ r_______ e___ m___ b______ W-l u d-e r-k-n-n- e-r- m-r- b-t-a-? ------------------------------------ Wil u die rekening eers môre betaal? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Wi------- n- --e -isko--oe-g-a-? W__ j____ n_ d__ d____ t__ g____ W-l j-l-e n- d-e d-s-o t-e g-a-? -------------------------------- Wil julle na die disko toe gaan? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? W-l -u-l- ------ --o--oo-------aa-? W__ j____ n_ d__ b_______ t__ g____ W-l j-l-e n- d-e b-o-k-o- t-e g-a-? ----------------------------------- Wil julle na die bioskoop toe gaan? 0
Do you want to go to a café? W-- -ul-e na--ie---f-i--inke- toe ga--? W__ j____ n_ d__ k___________ t__ g____ W-l j-l-e n- d-e k-f-i-w-n-e- t-e g-a-? --------------------------------------- Wil julle na die koffiewinkel toe gaan? 0

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