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en to want something   »   sl nekaj hoteti (želeti)

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to want something

to want something

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nekaj hoteti (želeti)

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What do you want to do? Ka----če-e? K-- h------ K-j h-č-t-? ----------- Kaj hočete? 0
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? Hočet- i-ra-- n---m--? H----- i----- n------- H-č-t- i-r-t- n-g-m-t- ---------------------- Hočete igrati nogomet? 0
Do you want to visit friends? Hoč-te-ob-s--ti p-i----lj-? H----- o------- p---------- H-č-t- o-i-k-t- p-i-a-e-j-? --------------------------- Hočete obiskati prijatelje? 0
to want hot--i h----- h-t-t- ------ hoteti 0
I don’t want to arrive late. Nočem -rit------o. N---- p---- p----- N-č-m p-i-i p-z-o- ------------------ Nočem priti pozno. 0
I don’t want to go there. N-čem i-i tj-. N---- i-- t--- N-č-m i-i t-a- -------------- Nočem iti tja. 0
I want to go home. H---m-(-ti) d-mo-. H---- (---- d----- H-č-m (-t-) d-m-v- ------------------ Hočem (iti) domov. 0
I want to stay at home. Ho-em-o----- -oma. H---- o----- d---- H-č-m o-t-t- d-m-. ------------------ Hočem ostati doma. 0
I want to be alone. H--------i-sa--a-. H---- b--- s------ H-č-m b-t- s-m-a-. ------------------ Hočem biti sam(a). 0
Do you want to stay here? H-češ-o-tati tu--j? H---- o----- t----- H-č-š o-t-t- t-k-j- ------------------- Hočeš ostati tukaj? 0
Do you want to eat here? Ho--š-j--ti-t--a-? H---- j---- t----- H-č-š j-s-i t-k-j- ------------------ Hočeš jesti tukaj? 0
Do you want to sleep here? H---š----t--tuk-j? H---- s---- t----- H-č-š s-a-i t-k-j- ------------------ Hočeš spati tukaj? 0
Do you want to leave tomorrow? H--ete---tri -dpo--v--i? H----- j---- o---------- H-č-t- j-t-i o-p-t-v-t-? ------------------------ Hočete jutri odpotovati? 0
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? Ho---------t- ---j-t-i? H----- o----- d- j----- H-č-t- o-t-t- d- j-t-i- ----------------------- Hočete ostati do jutri? 0
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? Hoč--e p--č-t--r-č-n-šele --t--? H----- p------ r---- š--- j----- H-č-t- p-a-a-i r-č-n š-l- j-t-i- -------------------------------- Hočete plačati račun šele jutri? 0
Do you want to go to the disco? H-č-te - ----o? H----- v d----- H-č-t- v d-s-o- --------------- Hočete v disko? 0
Do you want to go to the cinema? H-č--e - -i--? H----- v k---- H-č-t- v k-n-? -------------- Hočete v kino? 0
Do you want to go to a café? Ho-ete v k-v--n-? H----- v k------- H-č-t- v k-v-r-o- ----------------- Hočete v kavarno? 0

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