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θέλω κάτι

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [εβδομήντα ένα]

71 [ebdomḗnta éna]

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θέλω κάτι

[thélō káti]

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What do you want to do? Τι θ-----; Τι θέλετε; 0
Ti t------? Ti thélete? 		+
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Θέ---- ν- π------ π---------; Θέλετε να παίξετε ποδόσφαιρο; 0
Th----- n- p------ p----------? Thélete na paíxete podósphairo? 		+
Do you want to visit friends? Θέ---- ν- ε----------- φ-----; Θέλετε να επισκεφτούμε φίλους; 0
Th----- n- e------------ p------? Thélete na episkephtoúme phílous? 		+
     
to want θέ-ω θέλω 0
th--ō thélō 		+
I don’t want to arrive late. Δε- θ--- ν- α-----. Δεν θέλω να αργήσω. 0
De- t---- n- a-----. Den thélō na argḗsō. 		+
I don’t want to go there. Δε- θ--- ν- π--. Δεν θέλω να πάω. 0
De- t---- n- p--. Den thélō na páō. 		+
     
I want to go home. Θέ-- ν- π-- σ----. Θέλω να πάω σπίτι. 0
Th--- n- p-- s----. Thélō na páō spíti. 		+
I want to stay at home. Θέ-- ν- μ---- (σ--) σ----. Θέλω να μείνω (στο) σπίτι. 0
Th--- n- m---- (s--) s----. Thélō na meínō (sto) spíti. 		+
I want to be alone. Θέ-- ν- μ---- μ---- / μ---. Θέλω να μείνω μόνος / μόνη. 0
Th--- n- m---- m---- / m---. Thélō na meínō mónos / mónē. 		+
     
Do you want to stay here? Θέ---- ν- μ------- ε--; Θέλεις να μείνουμε εδώ; 0
Th----- n- m------- e--? Théleis na meínoume edṓ? 		+
Do you want to eat here? Θέ---- ν- φ--- ε--; Θέλεις να φάμε εδώ; 0
Th----- n- p---- e--? Théleis na pháme edṓ? 		+
Do you want to sleep here? Θέ---- ν- κ--------- ε--; Θέλεις να κοιμηθούμε εδώ; 0
Th----- n- k---------- e--? Théleis na koimēthoúme edṓ? 		+
     
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Θέ---- ν- φ----- α----; Θέλετε να φύγετε αύριο; 0
Th----- n- p------ a----? Thélete na phýgete aúrio? 		+
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Θέ---- ν- μ------ ω- α----; Θέλετε να μείνετε ως αύριο; 0
Th----- n- m------ ō- a----? Thélete na meínete ōs aúrio? 		+
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Θέ---- ν- π-------- α---- τ- λ---------; Θέλετε να πληρώσετε αύριο το λογαριασμό; 0
Th----- n- p-------- a---- t- l---------? Thélete na plērṓsete aúrio to logariasmó? 		+
     
Do you want to go to the disco? Θέ---- ν- π--- σ-- ν-----; Θέλετε να πάμε στη ντίσκο; 0
Th----- n- p--- s-- n-----? Thélete na páme stē ntísko? 		+
Do you want to go to the cinema? Θέ---- ν- π--- σ-----; Θέλετε να πάμε σινεμά; 0
Th----- n- p--- s-----? Thélete na páme sinemá? 		+
Do you want to go to a café? Θέ---- ν- π--- σ--- κ--------; Θέλετε να πάμε στην καφετέρια; 0
Th----- n- p--- s--- k---------? Thélete na páme stēn kaphetéria? 		+
     

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