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em to want something   »   eo voli ion

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [sepdek unu]

voli ion

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What do you want to do? Ki---vi --las? K--- v- v----- K-o- v- v-l-s- -------------- Kion vi volas? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Ĉ--vi-v-----fu-----? Ĉ- v- v---- f------- Ĉ- v- v-l-s f-t-a-i- -------------------- Ĉu vi volas futbali? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Ĉu v- --l-s --z-t----i-oj-? Ĉ- v- v---- v----- a------- Ĉ- v- v-l-s v-z-t- a-i-o-n- --------------------------- Ĉu vi volas viziti amikojn? 0
to want v-li v--- v-l- ---- voli 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Mi ne --l------- m--f---. M- n- v---- v--- m------- M- n- v-l-s v-n- m-l-r-e- ------------------------- Mi ne volas veni malfrue. 0
I don’t want to go there. M- ne vo--s-iri ----. M- n- v---- i-- t---- M- n- v-l-s i-i t-e-. --------------------- Mi ne volas iri tien. 0
I want to go home. Mi vo--s i-i ----en. M- v---- i-- h------ M- v-l-s i-i h-j-e-. -------------------- Mi volas iri hejmen. 0
I want to stay at home. Mi---l----e-t- --jm-. M- v---- r---- h----- M- v-l-s r-s-i h-j-e- --------------------- Mi volas resti hejme. 0
I want to be alone. M--vo-a--e--- so--. M- v---- e--- s---- M- v-l-s e-t- s-l-. ------------------- Mi volas esti sola. 0
Do you want to stay here? Ĉu-----o--s---s-i-ĉi-ti-? Ĉ- v- v---- r---- ĉ------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s r-s-i ĉ---i-? ------------------------- Ĉu vi volas resti ĉi-tie? 0
Do you want to eat here? Ĉu--i -o-----anĝi--i---e? Ĉ- v- v---- m---- ĉ------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s m-n-i ĉ---i-? ------------------------- Ĉu vi volas manĝi ĉi-tie? 0
Do you want to sleep here? Ĉ---i ----s--or-- ĉ----e? Ĉ- v- v---- d---- ĉ------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s d-r-i ĉ---i-? ------------------------- Ĉu vi volas dormi ĉi-tie? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Ĉ--vi v-l-- --rve-ur- ---g-ŭ? Ĉ- v- v---- f-------- m------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s f-r-e-u-i m-r-a-? ----------------------------- Ĉu vi volas forveturi morgaŭ? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Ĉu-vi ----s-re-----is--o--a-? Ĉ- v- v---- r---- ĝ-- m------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s r-s-i ĝ-s m-r-a-? ----------------------------- Ĉu vi volas resti ĝis morgaŭ? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Ĉ- v--------pag- l- -----r---nu---o--aŭ? Ĉ- v- v---- p--- l- f------- n-- m------ Ĉ- v- v-l-s p-g- l- f-k-u-o- n-r m-r-a-? ---------------------------------------- Ĉu vi volas pagi la fakturon nur morgaŭ? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? Ĉu vi ----- i-i d-sko-ek-n? Ĉ- v- v---- i-- d---------- Ĉ- v- v-l-s i-i d-s-o-e-e-? --------------------------- Ĉu vi volas iri diskoteken? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? Ĉ- v- vol----r---ineje-? Ĉ- v- v---- i-- k------- Ĉ- v- v-l-s i-i k-n-j-n- ------------------------ Ĉu vi volas iri kinejen? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ĉ-----v--a--ir--kafe--n? Ĉ- v- v---- i-- k------- Ĉ- v- v-l-s i-i k-f-j-n- ------------------------ Ĉu vi volas iri kafejen? 0

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