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en To want something   »   no ville noe 2

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [syttien]

ville noe 2

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What do you want to do? H----i----re? H__ v__ d____ H-a v-l d-r-? ------------- Hva vil dere? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? V-l d-------ll--f--b-l-? V__ d___ s_____ f_______ V-l d-r- s-i-l- f-t-a-l- ------------------------ Vil dere spille fotball? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Vil ---e ------ v-n-e-? V__ d___ b_____ v______ V-l d-r- b-s-k- v-n-e-? ----------------------- Vil dere besøke venner? 0
to want v-lle v____ v-l-e ----- ville 0
I don’t want to arrive late. J-- --l----e ko-m---o- s-nt. J__ v__ i___ k____ f__ s____ J-g v-l i-k- k-m-e f-r s-n-. ---------------------------- Jeg vil ikke komme for sent. 0
I don’t want to go there. Jeg--i- ------å-(-it). J__ v__ i___ g_ (_____ J-g v-l i-k- g- (-i-)- ---------------------- Jeg vil ikke gå (dit). 0
I want to go home. Je- --- gå -jem. J__ v__ g_ h____ J-g v-l g- h-e-. ---------------- Jeg vil gå hjem. 0
I want to stay at home. J-g-----b-- h-e--e. J__ v__ b__ h______ J-g v-l b-i h-e-m-. ------------------- Jeg vil bli hjemme. 0
I want to be alone. J-g---l ---- a----. J__ v__ v___ a_____ J-g v-l v-r- a-e-e- ------------------- Jeg vil være alene. 0
Do you want to stay here? V---d---l---er? V__ d_ b__ h___ V-l d- b-i h-r- --------------- Vil du bli her? 0
Do you want to eat here? Vi--du -pi-e -er? V__ d_ s____ h___ V-l d- s-i-e h-r- ----------------- Vil du spise her? 0
Do you want to sleep here? V-- -u----e ---? V__ d_ s___ h___ V-l d- s-v- h-r- ---------------- Vil du sove her? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? V----u--jø-- i-morgen? V__ d_ k____ i m______ V-l d- k-ø-e i m-r-e-? ---------------------- Vil du kjøre i morgen? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Vi--du---- -i--i--o-g-n? V__ d_ b__ t__ i m______ V-l d- b-i t-l i m-r-e-? ------------------------ Vil du bli til i morgen? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? V---du--e--le-regni-g-- i ----e-? V__ d_ b_____ r________ i m______ V-l d- b-t-l- r-g-i-g-n i m-r-e-? --------------------------------- Vil du betale regningen i morgen? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Vil-der--p- d---ot-k? V__ d___ p_ d________ V-l d-r- p- d-s-o-e-? --------------------- Vil dere på diskotek? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? Vi--de-e -- k-n-? V__ d___ p_ k____ V-l d-r- p- k-n-? ----------------- Vil dere på kino? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Vi--d--- på --fé? V__ d___ p_ k____ V-l d-r- p- k-f-? ----------------- Vil dere på kafé? 0

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