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en To want something   »   es querer algo

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [setenta y uno]

querer algo

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What do you want to do? ¿Qu--q--ré--? ¿___ q_______ ¿-u- q-e-é-s- ------------- ¿Qué queréis?
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? ¿-u---is-jug---a- fú-b--? ¿_______ j____ a_ f______ ¿-u-r-i- j-g-r a- f-t-o-? ------------------------- ¿Queréis jugar al fútbol?
Do you want to visit friends? ¿-uer------s---r - -n-- am-gos? ¿_______ v______ a u___ a______ ¿-u-r-i- v-s-t-r a u-o- a-i-o-? ------------------------------- ¿Queréis visitar a unos amigos?
to want q-erer q_____ q-e-e- ------ querer
I don’t want to arrive late. (Yo)-n--q-ier- ve--r t--d-. (___ n_ q_____ v____ t_____ (-o- n- q-i-r- v-n-r t-r-e- --------------------------- (Yo) no quiero venir tarde.
I don’t want to go there. No qu-e-- i-. N_ q_____ i__ N- q-i-r- i-. ------------- No quiero ir.
I want to go home. Qu-ero--rm- - --sa. Q_____ i___ a c____ Q-i-r- i-m- a c-s-. ------------------- Quiero irme a casa.
I want to stay at home. Qu-er--que---m---n -as-. Q_____ q_______ e_ c____ Q-i-r- q-e-a-m- e- c-s-. ------------------------ Quiero quedarme en casa.
I want to be alone. Qu-e-- esta------ /--. Q_____ e____ s___ /___ Q-i-r- e-t-r s-l- /-a- ---------------------- Quiero estar solo /-a.
Do you want to stay here? ¿-uieres-que----- aq--? ¿_______ q_______ a____ ¿-u-e-e- q-e-a-t- a-u-? ----------------------- ¿Quieres quedarte aquí?
Do you want to eat here? ¿-uie-es --mer -qu-? ¿_______ c____ a____ ¿-u-e-e- c-m-r a-u-? -------------------- ¿Quieres comer aquí?
Do you want to sleep here? ¿Qui------orm-- --uí? ¿_______ d_____ a____ ¿-u-e-e- d-r-i- a-u-? --------------------- ¿Quieres dormir aquí?
Do you want to leave tomorrow? ¿Qu-ere -rs- (u---d- ----n-? ¿______ i___ (______ m______ ¿-u-e-e i-s- (-s-e-) m-ñ-n-? ---------------------------- ¿Quiere irse (usted) mañana?
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? ¿----r---ue--rs---us-e-- ------mañ-na? ¿______ q_______ (______ h____ m______ ¿-u-e-e q-e-a-s- (-s-e-) h-s-a m-ñ-n-? -------------------------------------- ¿Quiere quedarse (usted) hasta mañana?
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? ¿---e-e p---r (-s--d---a cu-n-- -aña--? ¿______ p____ (______ l_ c_____ m______ ¿-u-e-e p-g-r (-s-e-) l- c-e-t- m-ñ-n-? --------------------------------------- ¿Quiere pagar (usted) la cuenta mañana?
Do you want to go to the disco? ¿Q--r-i---- - ---di--o--c-? ¿_______ i_ a l_ d_________ ¿-u-r-i- i- a l- d-s-o-e-a- --------------------------- ¿Queréis ir a la discoteca?
Do you want to go to the cinema? ¿Q-------ir a- cine? ¿_______ i_ a_ c____ ¿-u-r-i- i- a- c-n-? -------------------- ¿Queréis ir al cine?
Do you want to go to a café? ¿Quer-is -r----n --fé? ¿_______ i_ a u_ c____ ¿-u-r-i- i- a u- c-f-? ---------------------- ¿Queréis ir a un café?

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