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en To want something   »   bs nešto htjeti

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [sedamdeset i jedan]

nešto htjeti

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What do you want to do? Š-a h-ć------? Š__ h_____ v__ Š-a h-ć-t- v-? -------------- Šta hoćete vi? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? H-ć-te--i-v---gr-t- -u----? H_____ l_ v_ i_____ f______ H-ć-t- l- v- i-r-t- f-d-a-? --------------------------- Hoćete li vi igrati fudbal? 0
Do you want to visit friends? H-će---l- v--p--jeti-- -ri--telje? H_____ l_ v_ p________ p__________ H-ć-t- l- v- p-s-e-i-i p-i-a-e-j-? ---------------------------------- Hoćete li vi posjetiti prijatelje? 0
to want h-j--i h_____ h-j-t- ------ htjeti 0
I don’t want to arrive late. J- -- -e-im-----i-kas--. J_ n_ ž____ s____ k_____ J- n- ž-l-m s-i-i k-s-o- ------------------------ Ja ne želim stići kasno. 0
I don’t want to go there. Ja --ć- d----e- ta--. J_ n___ d_ i___ t____ J- n-ć- d- i-e- t-m-. --------------------- Ja neću da idem tamo. 0
I want to go home. J---oć- -a -d---k-ći. J_ h___ d_ i___ k____ J- h-ć- d- i-e- k-ć-. --------------------- Ja hoću da idem kući. 0
I want to stay at home. J- h-ć--da o-t-n-m kod--u--. J_ h___ d_ o______ k__ k____ J- h-ć- d- o-t-n-m k-d k-ć-. ---------------------------- Ja hoću da ostanem kod kuće. 0
I want to be alone. J- ho-u--- ---em--a--- sa-a. J_ h___ d_ b____ s__ / s____ J- h-ć- d- b-d-m s-m / s-m-. ---------------------------- Ja hoću da budem sam / sama. 0
Do you want to stay here? H--e---- o---ti ----e? H____ l_ o_____ o_____ H-ć-š l- o-t-t- o-d-e- ---------------------- Hoćeš li ostati ovdje? 0
Do you want to eat here? H--eš--- -e--i ov-j-? H____ l_ j____ o_____ H-ć-š l- j-s-i o-d-e- --------------------- Hoćeš li jesti ovdje? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Hoćeš li ovdj---p-vat-? H____ l_ o____ s_______ H-ć-š l- o-d-e s-a-a-i- ----------------------- Hoćeš li ovdje spavati? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Ho---- -i -u-r- -t--t-v-t-? H_____ l_ s____ o__________ H-ć-t- l- s-t-a o-p-t-v-t-? --------------------------- Hoćete li sutra otputovati? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Ho--te-l- o-ta-i do s---a? H_____ l_ o_____ d_ s_____ H-ć-t- l- o-t-t- d- s-t-a- -------------------------- Hoćete li ostati do sutra? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? H---te li r--un-pla-it- s-t-a? H_____ l_ r____ p______ s_____ H-ć-t- l- r-č-n p-a-i-i s-t-a- ------------------------------ Hoćete li račun platiti sutra? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Hoćet- -- u -is--? H_____ l_ u d_____ H-ć-t- l- u d-s-o- ------------------ Hoćete li u disko? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? H-ć-te--i u-k-no? H_____ l_ u k____ H-ć-t- l- u k-n-? ----------------- Hoćete li u kino? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Hoć--e-l- u ka-ić? H_____ l_ u k_____ H-ć-t- l- u k-f-ć- ------------------ Hoćete li u kafić? 0

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