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en To want something   »   sk niečo chcieť

71 [seventy-one]

To want something

To want something

71 [sedemdesiatjeden]

niečo chcieť

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What do you want to do? Č- c--e-e? Č_ c______ Č- c-c-t-? ---------- Čo chcete? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? C-c--- -r---fut-a-? C_____ h___ f______ C-c-t- h-a- f-t-a-? ------------------- Chcete hrať futbal? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Chce-e--av--íviť -----eľ--? C_____ n________ p_________ C-c-t- n-v-t-v-ť p-i-t-ľ-v- --------------------------- Chcete navštíviť priateľov? 0
to want chcieť c_____ c-c-e- ------ chcieť 0
I don’t want to arrive late. N-chc-m ---sť-ne-k-r-. N______ p____ n_______ N-c-c-m p-í-ť n-s-o-o- ---------------------- Nechcem prísť neskoro. 0
I don’t want to go there. Ne--c-m-ta-----. N______ t__ í___ N-c-c-m t-m í-ť- ---------------- Nechcem tam ísť. 0
I want to go home. C-c---í-ť d-m--. C____ í__ d_____ C-c-m í-ť d-m-v- ---------------- Chcem ísť domov. 0
I want to stay at home. C--e- z-stať---m-. C____ z_____ d____ C-c-m z-s-a- d-m-. ------------------ Chcem zostať doma. 0
I want to be alone. C-ce- -yť-sám. C____ b__ s___ C-c-m b-ť s-m- -------------- Chcem byť sám. 0
Do you want to stay here? Chc-š-t- -o--ať? C____ t_ z______ C-c-š t- z-s-a-? ---------------- Chceš tu zostať? 0
Do you want to eat here? C---- -- -esť? C____ t_ j____ C-c-š t- j-s-? -------------- Chceš tu jesť? 0
Do you want to sleep here? C-ce- t---p--? C____ t_ s____ C-c-š t- s-a-? -------------- Chceš tu spať? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? Chce-e------a--d------a-? C_____ z_____ o__________ C-c-t- z-j-r- o-c-s-o-a-? ------------------------- Chcete zajtra odcestovať? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Chc--e-z-s-------z---ra? C_____ z_____ d_ z______ C-c-t- z-s-a- d- z-j-r-? ------------------------ Chcete zostať do zajtra? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Ch---- z--latiť ú--t-a--z--tr-? C_____ z_______ ú___ a_ z______ C-c-t- z-p-a-i- ú-e- a- z-j-r-? ------------------------------- Chcete zaplatiť účet až zajtra? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? C--e---ís---a di-k----u? C_____ í__ n_ d_________ C-c-t- í-ť n- d-s-o-é-u- ------------------------ Chcete ísť na diskotéku? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? C-c--e -sť-d- ki-a? C_____ í__ d_ k____ C-c-t- í-ť d- k-n-? ------------------- Chcete ísť do kina? 0
Do you want to go to a café? C-ce---í-- do--a--ar--? C_____ í__ d_ k________ C-c-t- í-ť d- k-v-a-n-? ----------------------- Chcete ísť do kaviarne? 0

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