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en To want something   »   nl iets willen

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [eenenzeventig]

iets willen

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What do you want to do? W-t-----e- ------? W__ w_____ j______ W-t w-l-e- j-l-i-? ------------------ Wat willen jullie? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? W-lle- -ul-i--vo---a--en? W_____ j_____ v__________ W-l-e- j-l-i- v-e-b-l-e-? ------------------------- Willen jullie voetballen? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Wil--n-j-ll-e-vri---en --z-----? W_____ j_____ v_______ b________ W-l-e- j-l-i- v-i-n-e- b-z-e-e-? -------------------------------- Willen jullie vrienden bezoeken? 0
to want w--l-n w_____ w-l-e- ------ willen 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Ik--i--ni---t- la----om--. I_ w__ n___ t_ l___ k_____ I- w-l n-e- t- l-a- k-m-n- -------------------------- Ik wil niet te laat komen. 0
I don’t want to go there. Ik-------e- --g-a-n. I_ w__ n___ w_______ I- w-l n-e- w-g-a-n- -------------------- Ik wil niet weggaan. 0
I want to go home. Ik-wil n-ar ---- --a-. I_ w__ n___ h___ g____ I- w-l n-a- h-i- g-a-. ---------------------- Ik wil naar huis gaan. 0
I want to stay at home. I- w-l--h-is b--j-en. I_ w__ t____ b_______ I- w-l t-u-s b-i-v-n- --------------------- Ik wil thuis blijven. 0
I want to be alone. Ik -il -----n z-j-. I_ w__ a_____ z____ I- w-l a-l-e- z-j-. ------------------- Ik wil alleen zijn. 0
Do you want to stay here? W---j- hi-- bl--v-n? W__ j_ h___ b_______ W-l j- h-e- b-i-v-n- -------------------- Wil je hier blijven? 0
Do you want to eat here? W-l--- --er-e-e-? W__ j_ h___ e____ W-l j- h-e- e-e-? ----------------- Wil je hier eten? 0
Do you want to sleep here? W-l-je--i-r-sl-pe-? W__ j_ h___ s______ W-l j- h-e- s-a-e-? ------------------- Wil je hier slapen? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Wi-t-- m-rgen v-------en? W___ u m_____ v__________ W-l- u m-r-e- v-r-r-k-e-? ------------------------- Wilt u morgen vertrekken? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Wi-t-- t-t m--g-n -lij--n? W___ u t__ m_____ b_______ W-l- u t-t m-r-e- b-i-v-n- -------------------------- Wilt u tot morgen blijven? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Wi-t-u -e--e--ning ----e- p------a-en? W___ u d_ r_______ m_____ p__ b_______ W-l- u d- r-k-n-n- m-r-e- p-s b-t-l-n- -------------------------------------- Wilt u de rekening morgen pas betalen? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Wil-en ---li- n--r-de --s--? W_____ j_____ n___ d_ d_____ W-l-e- j-l-i- n-a- d- d-s-o- ---------------------------- Willen jullie naar de disco? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? W--l-- ju--ie n-a---e --os----? W_____ j_____ n___ d_ b________ W-l-e- j-l-i- n-a- d- b-o-c-o-? ------------------------------- Willen jullie naar de bioscoop? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Wi---n-ju--ie n-a--h-t -a-é? W_____ j_____ n___ h__ c____ W-l-e- j-l-i- n-a- h-t c-f-? ---------------------------- Willen jullie naar het café? 0

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