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en To want something   »   sv vilja något

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

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vilja något

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What do you want to do? Va--vi-l---? V__ v___ n__ V-d v-l- n-? ------------ Vad vill ni? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Vi-l ni-s--l- -o--oll? V___ n_ s____ f_______ V-l- n- s-e-a f-t-o-l- ---------------------- Vill ni spela fotboll? 0
Do you want to visit friends? V--l -i b---ka-vä---r? V___ n_ b_____ v______ V-l- n- b-s-k- v-n-e-? ---------------------- Vill ni besöka vänner? 0
to want v-l-a v____ v-l-a ----- vilja 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Ja--vil--i-t--k--ma-fö---e-t. J__ v___ i___ k____ f__ s____ J-g v-l- i-t- k-m-a f-r s-n-. ----------------------------- Jag vill inte komma för sent. 0
I don’t want to go there. J-g ---l--n-e-g- di-. J__ v___ i___ g_ d___ J-g v-l- i-t- g- d-t- --------------------- Jag vill inte gå dit. 0
I want to go home. J-- -i-l -å -e-. J__ v___ g_ h___ J-g v-l- g- h-m- ---------------- Jag vill gå hem. 0
I want to stay at home. J-- --l----an-- he-m-. J__ v___ s_____ h_____ J-g v-l- s-a-n- h-m-a- ---------------------- Jag vill stanna hemma. 0
I want to be alone. Jag v--l-v-r- e-sam. J__ v___ v___ e_____ J-g v-l- v-r- e-s-m- -------------------- Jag vill vara ensam. 0
Do you want to stay here? V-l--d----a-na h--? V___ d_ s_____ h___ V-l- d- s-a-n- h-r- ------------------- Vill du stanna här? 0
Do you want to eat here? V--- d----a ---? V___ d_ ä__ h___ V-l- d- ä-a h-r- ---------------- Vill du äta här? 0
Do you want to sleep here? V--l -u s-va-hä-? V___ d_ s___ h___ V-l- d- s-v- h-r- ----------------- Vill du sova här? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Ska-ni -ka---ä- i------? S__ n_ å__ i___ i_______ S-a n- å-a i-ä- i-o-g-n- ------------------------ Ska ni åka iväg imorgon? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Vill ni s--nna -ill--m-r-on? V___ n_ s_____ t___ i_______ V-l- n- s-a-n- t-l- i-o-g-n- ---------------------------- Vill ni stanna till imorgon? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Vil- -i-bet-----ä--in----f-r-----o--on? V___ n_ b_____ r________ f____ i_______ V-l- n- b-t-l- r-k-i-g-n f-r-t i-o-g-n- --------------------------------------- Vill ni betala räkningen först imorgon? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Vill--i--å ------ko-e-? V___ n_ g_ p_ d________ V-l- n- g- p- d-s-o-e-? ----------------------- Vill ni gå på diskotek? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? V--- -- g- ---bi-? V___ n_ g_ p_ b___ V-l- n- g- p- b-o- ------------------ Vill ni gå på bio? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Vi---ni gå på--a-é? V___ n_ g_ p_ k____ V-l- n- g- p- k-f-? ------------------- Vill ni gå på kafé? 0

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